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New Book—Nature Fantasies: Decolonization and Biopolitics in Latin America

Gabriel Horowitz’s Nature Fantasies: Decolonization and Biopolitics in Latin America was published by Bucknell University Press in October 2023. Christopher Travis (author of Resisting Alienation: The Literary Work of Enrique Lihn) writes, “Horowitz challenges conventional approaches, particularly in recent environmental criticism, that see a return to nature as an emancipatory act (from the colonial period…

17 new sci fi and fantasy books to read this fall 2022

The best books coming out in September, October, November include new novels from Stephen King, Alan Moore, NK Jemisin, the Lord of the Rings series, and Brandon Sanderson

BOOK REVIEW: Lim's 'Search History' a universal exploration

Consider the map of an hour of idle browsing on the Internet: a tangled, convoluted path through the universe, represented by a cascade of places, people, things and ideas. It's unpredictable and serendipitous, yet in some sense inevitable, given the initial starting conditions and the person behind the mouse clicks.

15 Argentinian Books Available in English Translation

Jūratė Čerškutė. Apie „rara avis" – leidyklą ir kelias jos knygas

J. O. Vitkutė: iš Meksikos į Lietuvą lagaminuose vežuosi daug saulės

J. O. Vitkutė: iš Meksikos į Lietuvą lagaminuose vežuosi daug saulės

J. O. Vitkutė: iš Meksikos į Lietuvą lagaminuose vežuosi daug saulės

J. O. Vitkutė: iš Meksikos į Lietuvą lagaminuose vežuosi daug saulės

In César Aira's World, Life Is a Series of Chance Encounters

In César Aira’s World, Life Is a Series of Chance Encounters César AiraCredit...Nina Subin By Sheila Glaser THE DIVORCE Translated by Chris Andrews “Puzzled, far more puzzled than at the outset of their quest, the five men came to the conclusion that all books were the Manual, and that everyone possessed the key with which to find instructions in them, fail-safe instructions for what to do and how to succeed in life.” So ends the penultimate section of César Aira’s newly translated novel “The Divorce,” a characteristically slim 98-page volume that presents as many riddles as answers, in which, in fact, the riddles are the answers.