“The heavy honeybee got stuck in the space between the double windows. All I had to do was open the window a crack, but my head was filled with insomnia.” A short story by Anzhelina Polonskaya, ICORN writer-in-residence of City of Refuge Frankfurt.
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An essay by Anzhelina Polonskaya, ICORN writer-in-residence of the City of Refuge in Frankfurt, Germany.
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The Cultural Revolution cost the lives of many of the country’s intellectuals, some of them by their own hand, a fact that the Party today does not recognize.
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Migration, banishment, and estrangement have long been themes of Arabic literature, and much of 2014’s Arabic translated literature took exile as a central theme.
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Chad W. Post, editor at Three Percent and publisher at Open Letter Books, is making a space for international translated literature in 2014.
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In a way, one can see the publication of Lolita in Afghanistan as mutually beneficial to the literary cultures of both Iran and Afghanistan.
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Although there is still pressure in various places, it is possible to say that Kurdish literature is on the rise overall. Tarık Günersel in conversation with Selim Temo on Kurdish literature.
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