Features & Reviews

Seas of Discourse: Zülfü Livaneli’s The Fisherman and His Son

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people do not fight their battles in isolation between mountains of seawater or in a vacuum of hypermasculine idealism; they suffer together and sometimes apart with a thin connective tissue strung between them.

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What to Read When: You Want to Think Kaleidoscopically About Place

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A stitch that sews both self and world into being.

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All the World is a K-Drama: A Conversation with Matthew Salesses

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I wanted to be able to frame the story within this understanding that these are powerful forces and that these are stories we’ve heard a lot before, and that these stories get in the way of, or make it hard to understand or even listen to, a more authentic or more real story about who people are or can be.

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