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From The Master: Alan Ziegler’s Short: An International Anthology Short prose is the written expatriate.  The cousin who you haven’t seen in ten years who comes to dinner with a food allergy. It is the small afterglow a band aid...

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Last November, Hisham Bustani and Thoraya El-Rayyes’s The Perception of Meaning was chosen as a co-winner of the University of Arkansas Award for the Translation of Arabic Literature; now a bilingual edition is out from Syracuse University Press. The...

Note: This essay avoids plot spoilers. “The Voice in the Night” is a story no one ever forgets. On a black and starless night in the Pacific, a becalmed sailing ship is unexpectedly hailed by a “queer” voice from the darkness. Identifying himself,...

I first ran across Philippe Soupault’s Lost Profiles as the result of an anecdote related by Roger Shattuck in his marvelous book, The Banquet Years, which explores the origins of the avant-garde in France before World War I through the lives and works...