Chekhov's Mistress
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All of my content today is at other sites, so not much reason to hang around. Here are a few more other places to go:
– Pen American’s collection of photos and audio from the Pen World Voices Festival of International Literature.
(link via Literary Saloon)
As of this writing, not all of the photos are correct. The top of the page lists the Global Quixote event, which I attended and wrote about. The photos are of the festival’s opening event. They’ll probably fix that quickly, and all of the photos of Margaret Atwood show her awake, contrary to some reports.
– The May issue of Words Without Borders is up with a focus on Cuba and there is a piece by Robert Gray called “Should Americans Read More Literature in Translation?”
(link also via Literary Saloon)
- You Cried for Night points us to the latest issue of BoldType with a piece on the Archipelago Books Title, Lenz.
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- Posted by: Bud Parr
- Date: May 13, 2005
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Wise Men Fish Here: Literature
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