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  • One last round | Son bir şans

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    English or Turkish? Tipsy or çakırkeyf? A letter to a bi-lingual editor

  • The underbelly of Krochmalna Street

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    Why aren’t Isaac Bashevis Singer’s gangster novels published in English?

  • Beamer, Dressman, Bodybag

    Beamer, Dressman, Bodybag

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    On the unexpected joys of Denglisch, Berlinglish & global Englisch. « My own language, made camp. »

  • Kill your darlings

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    Like plots in a garden cemetery, with lamentations, good-riddances or other epitaphs.

  • How Americans edit sex out of my writing

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    What is editing? Two people who both lead a literary life — an augmented reality where the connections between existence and sentences are investigated daily — wage sensual war for the soul…

  • To see a city

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    « What if all fictional characters from novels continue to dwell somewhere, just like the dead? » Sewn together, the fragmented narratives of Daniela Hodrová’s City of Torment (Trýznivé město) make something…

  • Metaphrasis

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    A short story about fiction, from the author of Plunder.

  • Infrequently Asked Questions

    Infrequently Asked Questions

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    Who, what, and why? Imagine something called, say, the Zemblan Review of Books, or the Esperanto Review of Political Theory, or the Klingon Review of Horticulture, or the Utopian Review…