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The global magazine on literature. 5 continents | 5 languages | 1 magazine
In 'Under The Silence Of Gold', Madagascan author Mi Ravao delivers a sharply political text on the merciless exploitation of land and people. A powerful indictment of extractivism and global inequality...
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Under the silence of gold | literatur.review
A short story from Madagascar
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We are proud to publish autofictional texts by Philippine authour Al Joseph Lumen, drawn from his work in a German nursing home â written with restraint, attentiveness, and a quiet tenderness toward care, labor, and human vulnerability.
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Foreigners | literatur.review
Philippine stories from a German retirement home
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A Functionaryâs Story by Brazilian author Leonardo Garzaro explores how economic structures shape personal identity in a globalized world, quietly, relentlessly, and with disturbing precision. A short story about work, power, and the fragility of self.
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The Functionaryâs Story | literatur.review
A short story from Brazil
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7 days ago
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We are kicking off our biannual month of exclusively short stories with âKhemji â An Indian Tragedyâ by Waseem Hussain. A text that condenses social order, guilt and repression into a confined space...
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#india
#shortstory
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Khemji | literatur.review
An Indian tragedy
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10 days ago
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Five poems from Saudi Arabia by Ali Al Hazmi: loss, desire, exile, the sea as memory and threat. A street through a wall â powerful contemporary Arabic poetry in translation...
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A street through a wall | literatur.review
Five poems from Saudi Arabia
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14 days ago
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âLife is already difficult enough.â Egpytian author Ahmed Abdel Moneim Ramadan on absurdity, fantasy, writing under pressure, and why literature can never fully escape reality...
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#arabliterature
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"Life is already difficult enough" | literatur.review
Egyptian author Ahmed Abdel Moneim Ramadan on how absurdity and fantasy mirror Egyptâs social and political realities, shifts in the literary landscape, the economics of writing, and the tension betwe...
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17 days ago
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A boy, a teddy bear, and a quiet escape into the tall grass. âInto the Uncut Grassâ by Trevor Noah & Sabina Hahn is a gentle fable about decisions, freedom, and finding your way homeâwithout preaching...
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Where decisions speak softly | literatur.review
"Into the Uncut Grass": Trevor Noah and Sabina Hahn tell why sometimes you just have to start running to get home. A fable about friendship, freedom and the gentle weight of decisions
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21 days ago
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Is Moroccan literature really marginal â or radically plural? In this essay, Mohamed Khalfouf explores canon formation, multilingualism and literary renewal beyond the centre...
#MoroccanLiterature
#Morocco
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On the present state of Moroccan literature | literatur.review
On canon formation, linguistic diversity and literature beyond the centre
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24 days ago
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âHitler was a leftistâ: In âDas Deutsche Demokratische Reichâ (The German Democratic Reich), historian Volker WeiĂ shows how right-wing politics is made possible today by the rewriting and reinterpreting of history.
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"Hitler was a leftist" | literatur.review
In "Das Deutsche Demokratische Reich" (The German Democratic Reich), historian Volker WeiĂ shows how right-wing politics is made possible today by the rewriting and reinterpreting of history
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28 days ago
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Martin R. Deanâs âTobacco and Chocolateâ confronts colonial amnesia with a transcontinental family narrative. A powerful literary journey that challenges collective forgetting and reframes cultural memory.
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Against "colonial amnesia" | literatur.review
In his transcontinental family history "Tabak und Schokolade", Martin R. Dean reconstructs Switzerland's colonial entanglements using a wide variety of memory media
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about 1 month ago
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âWhy re-read a classic that once shocked the world?â Bound to Violence by Yambo Ouologuem returns as a Penguin Modern Classicâand sparks fresh questions about canon, controversy, and post-colonial... reckoning...
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Bound to be Re-Read? | literatur.review
âBound to Violenceâ by Malian writer Yambo Ouologuem was republished as a Penguin Modern Classic, a series of books self-defined as âshaping the reading habits of generations since 1961â
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In the poems of Hannes Wesendonk, there is no lyrical first-aid kit â just a colourful plate of everyday moments, laconic tones, and subtle breaks. Open, restrained, and deliberately unpolished.
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Not a lyrical medicine cabinet, more like a colourful plate | literatur.review
Hannes Wesendonk's poems reveal a recurring interplay between banality, seriousness and nonsense
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about 1 month ago
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With Layeq Sherali, we present one of Tajikistanâs most significant poetic voices â our Poet of the Month. Two poems that merge classical Persian-Tajik forms with existential clarity: self and river, love and withdrawal, intensity without excess...
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"Even if you look for a hundred years, you won't find me anymoreâŠ" | literatur.review
Two poems from Tajikistan
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about 1 month ago
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Between the everyday and the unseen: short prose by Franco-Algerian author Ghizlan Touati. âIn the World and BeyondâŠâ captures fragile moments, memory, and presence with quiet force....
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#WorldLiterature
#ShortProse
#WomenWriting
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In the world and beyond... | literatur.review
Prose of silence in repetition
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about 2 months ago
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80 years after the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, how can its memory be passed on to children? Shaw Kuzkiâs âSoul Lanternsâ tells a quiet, powerful story about remembrance, language, and growing up in the shadow of August 6.
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#hiroshima
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Hiroshima in three spellings | literatur.review
In "Soul Lanterns", Shaw Kuzki shows how memories are passed down through generations and change over time. Her young adult novel combines historical truth, poetic concision and the quiet rituals of a...
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about 2 months ago
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The almost classic Christmas story is here: 'A Hindu Festival Called Christmas' by Kiran Nagarkar, one of Indiaâs most significant writers, shows how a deeply Christian festival can be transformed through another religion...
#booksky
#india
#hinduism
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A Hindu festival called Christmas | literatur.review
Encounters between a non-practising Hindu and Roman Catholicism
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about 2 months ago
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Re-reading Nobel Prizeâwinner HalldĂłr Laxness between the Global North & South. Biographer HalldĂłr GuĂ°mundsson in conversation with Axel Timo Purr on colonialism, poverty, nature â and why Laxness speaks powerfully to the Global South today.
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"Finding yourself without losing yourself" | literatur.review
HalldĂłr Laxness spent his life searching for literary and political identity. His novels on colonialism, poverty and nature now read like early voices of the Global South. An interview with his biogra...
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about 2 months ago
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La literatura pierde espacio: los periĂłdicos recortan y las voces fuera del mainstream desaparecen primero. Literatur.Review resiste â independiente, multilingĂŒe, gratuito y casi totalmente voluntario. Tu donaciĂłn sostiene la diversidad. đ
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La literatura necesita espacio. Nosotros lo mantenemos abierto. | literatur.review
La literatura dispone de cada vez menos espacio. En muchos periĂłdicos, las secciones literarias se reducen, se fusionan o desaparecen. La atenciĂłn se concentra en unos pocos nombres consagrados, mient...
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about 2 months ago
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Literature is losing space: newspapers cut literary pages, and non-mainstream voices disappear first. Literatur.Review pushes back â independent, multilingual, free, and largely volunteer-run. Your donation keeps diversity visible...
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Literature Needs Space. We Keep It Open. | literatur.review
Why Literatur.Review needs support now â and why independent literary criticism is not a luxury.
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about 2 months ago
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La littĂ©rature perd de lâespace : les pages se rĂ©duisent, les voix hors du courant dominant disparaissent. Literatur.Review rĂ©siste â indĂ©pendant, multilingue, gratuit, portĂ© par des bĂ©nĂ©voles. Votre don soutient la diversitĂ©. đ
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La littérature a besoin d'espace. C'est ce que nous préservons. | literatur.review
La littĂ©rature perd de plus en plus de place. Dans de nombreux journaux, les pages littĂ©raires sont rĂ©duites, fusionnĂ©es ou supprimĂ©es. Lâattention se concentre sur quelques grands noms, tandis que le...
https://literatur.review/fr/essai/la-litterature-besoin-despace-cest-ce-que-nous-preservons
about 2 months ago
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Literatur verliert Raum: Zeitungen kĂŒrzen, Stimmen verschwinden â jenseits des Mainstreams zuerst. Literatur.Review hĂ€lt dagegen: unabhĂ€ngig, mehrsprachig, kostenlos, fast vollstĂ€ndig ehrenamtlich. Ihre Spende sichert Vielfalt...
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Literatur braucht Raum. Wir halten ihn offen. | literatur.review
Warum Literatur.Review gerade jetzt UnterstĂŒtzung braucht â und weshalb unabhĂ€ngige Literaturkritik kein Luxus ist
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about 2 months ago
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India is now the worldâs most populous country â but what does that really mean? Our review of 'Vishwa Shastra' by Dhruva Jaishankar shows why Indiaâs history, strategy and global role matter more than ever.
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Only the most populous country in the world? | literatur.review
With "Vishwa Shastra - India and the World", Dhruva Jaishankar has written an introduction to Indian history for the youth of his country. It focuses on India's relations with the world and the future...
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about 2 months ago
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How do African theatre makers engage with Western classics today? Tunisian writer and cultural critic Hamed Ben Mohamed Mahdawi explores his thought-provoking essay strategies of appropriation, resistance, and reinvention beyond the canon.
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#africa
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African theatre versus Western classics | literatur.review
Between resistance and creative appropriation: how African artists are transforming the Western theatrical canon to create cultural self-determination and new forms of expression
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about 2 months ago
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Lavie Tidharâs âAdamaâ is a stark portrait of Israeli history, exploring violence, hope and self-destruction. An unusual thriller that demonstrates how no ideal remains unscathed when people have to live with it...
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#israel
#thriller
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Hard land, blind heart | literatur.review
Lavie Tidhar's "Adama" is a stark portrait of Israeli history, exploring violence, hope and self-destruction. An unusual thriller that demonstrates how no ideal remains unscathed when people have to l...
https://literatur.review/en/reviews/fiction/hard-land-blind-heart
2 months ago
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Between political terror and human sensitivity, Halim Youssef's novel about surviving in the darkness on the Iraqi-Syrian border, opens up a space of literary intensity. In his review, Tengezar Marini reveals the subtle structures of the text...
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The scene of horror and tenderness | literatur.review
Halim Youssef's "Liebe im Schatten der dunklen Flaggen" is a poetic masterpiece about surviving in the darkness on the Iraqi-Syrian border
https://literatur.review/en/reviews/fiction/scene-horror-and-tenderness
2 months ago
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Abdulrazak Gurnahâs Theft is a novel of quiet ruptures: shattered dreams and a future slipping through the hands of those who need it most. Our review looks at how Gurnah captures change without spectacle â and why that makes his work so powerful.
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A future that slips through the fingers | literatur.review
In "Theft", Abdulrazak Gurnah traces the fine cracks that run through friendship, love and origins when a society is set in motion. A quiet novel that unfolds its greatest power precisely in its omiss...
https://literatur.review/en/reviews/fiction/future-slips-through-fingers
2 months ago
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Now on Literatur.Review: Alia Mamdouhâs The Presence of the Absent Man â the first Arabic story to openly address female same-sex desire. A feverish, courageous text about loneliness, the body, longing, and a woman who begins to go her own way...
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Presence of the Absent Man | literatur.review
A story from Iraq
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2 months ago
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With âBlackâ, Literatur.Review publishes a powerful new poem by Yuderkys Espinosa Miñoso, one of the leading voices of decolonial feminism. Her text is a raw cry against the historical burden inscribed on Black bodies...
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Black | literatur.review
A poem about the historical burden inscribed on black bodies..
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3 months ago
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UN Resolution 2797(2025) barely made Western headlines â yet the conflictâs linguistic dimension is crucial. Maja Zwick shows how Spanish in Western Sahara became a tool of anti-colonial resistance, shaped by Cuban solidarity, the Cubarawis and Hassaniya...
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Domination and resistance | literatur.review
Language, power and migration in an unfinished decolonisation â the case of Western Sahara
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3 months ago
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The Arabic original was published last year, and now Iman Humaydanâs âChansons pour les tĂ©nĂšbresâ has finally been published in French by Verticales/Gallimard. If you need a recommendation, please read our review by Samir El-Youssef.
#booksky
#arabliterature
#lebanon
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Dans lâombre de lâhĂ©ritage | literatur.review
Plusieurs signes convaincants font qu'il est irrésistible de lire Songs for Times of Darkness de Iman Humaidan comme un roman "féministe". Couvrant plus de sept décennies, avec une ambition épique, c'...
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3 months ago
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Arturo Sotoâs Border Documents turns the US-Mexico border into a landscape of memory - quiet, intimate, and far from political clichĂ©s. A photobook that resists reductive narratives and restores the humanity behind the headlines...
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#ArtPhotograph
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Remembering borders | literatur.review
In his new book "Border Documents", Mexican photographer Arturo Soto unfolds a quiet, poetic topography of memory - far from clichés, close to the everyday reality of the border
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3 months ago
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How do we understand Chinaâtruly? Our review of Romain Grazianiâs âLes Lois et les Nombresâ explains why a sober, nuanced perspective is more urgent than ever...
#booksky
#ChinaStudies
#ChinaPolitics
#ChinaAnalysis
#china
#InternationalRelations
#EUChinaRelations
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Understanding China (and ourselves) better | literatur.review
In "Les Lois et les Nombres - Essai sur les ressorts de la culture politique chinoise", Romain Graziani explains where the roots of Chinese state thinking lie, what they mean and how they still shape ...
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3 months ago
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In a riveting interview, ShafÄâath-Ahmad KhÄn opens up about living under apartheid, creating banned plays, and the enduring fight for racial equality through art. Explore how theatre becomes resistance, and how
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âs story is still being written.
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The Theatre of Resistance and South Africa's Unfinished Story | literatur.review
A dialogue with Mbizo Chirasha and anti-apartheid writer, pro-African poet and activist ShafÄâath-Ahmad KhÄn on the legacy of protest and the power of writing.
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3 months ago
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In his haunting autofiction âI deliver parcels in Beijingâ, Hu Anyan exposes the grim reality of Chinaâs platform economy: 12-hour shifts, one parcel every four minutes, no breaks, no mercy. More than a novel, itâs a systemic nightmare told from the inside.
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At the very bottom | literatur.review
In his autofictional novel "I deliver parcels in Beijing", Hu Anyan offers a Kafkaesque vision of the precarious world of the Chinese platform economy
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3 months ago
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Starting tomorrow on Netflix: Guillermo del Toroâs Frankenstein isnât a remake â itâs a liturgy of Shelleyâs myth, and a poetic meditation on storytelling...
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#GuillermoDelToro
#MaryShelley
#Netflix
#Film
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The myth and compassion | literatur.review
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein adaptation is more than just a remake: it is a liturgical reading of Mary Shelley's myth - a poetic affirmation of the power of storytelling, the vulnerability of lif...
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3 months ago
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âPeople die twice â once in the grave, and once when forgotten.â A powerful
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#GraphicNovel
#History
#Remembrance
#FrancoDictatorship
#Spain
#HumanRights
#MemoryCulture
#Comic
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"People are only really dead when nobody thinks about them anymore" * | literatur.review
The graphic novel "El abismo del olvido" by Paco Roca and Rodrigo Terrasa is an astonishing educational piece about dealing with mass graves in Spain
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3 months ago
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A taciturn and mysterious stranger with no past appears in a village...This month's short story by Jana elHassan is a masterfully told parable about projection, fear, and the need to give a name to the incomprehensible...
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The stranger on the edge of the valley | literatur.review
A Lebanese story
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4 months ago
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In Tan Twan Eng's third novel, memory is closely linked to literature, colonial history to inner longing: his work âThe House of Doorsâ takes a seemingly inconspicuous wife in
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How stories begin and the past takes on a new form | literatur.review
In his third novel "The House of Doors", Malaysian author Tan Twan Eng skilfully blends fact and fiction, exploring the relationship between life and literature
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4 months ago
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âIn a prison of 280 ideological inmates, Tuesday becomes our happiest day.â In his evocative essay, Menaf Othman reflects on waiting, visitations, identity and invisibility. A Kurdish-Syrian voice youâll want to hear...
#booksky
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#turkey
#prison
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Tuesday | literatur.review
Associations and thoughts on an unusual day of the week from a Kurdish perspective
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4 months ago
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Adaption or resistance? Three German novels â The Loyal Subject, Darkness at Noon, Flight to Afar â show how relevant questions of ideology, power and morality remain today. How much courage does literature require today?
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#Freedom
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Adaptation and resistance | literatur.review
"Der Untertan" (The Loyal Subject), "Sonnenfinsternis" (Darkness at Noon) and "Sansibar oder der letzte Grund" (Flight to Afar) - How characters from earlier novels can reflect the zeitgeist of today
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4 months ago
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Final podcast: In celebration of the Philippinesâ Guest of Honour appearance at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair, Axel Timo Purr talks with Cecilia Manguerra Brainard â Cebu-born, California-based â about her origins, language, and writing between two worlds...
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Between old and new home | literatur.review
If I had stayed in the Philippines, I would be a different writer - A podcast with Cecilia Manguerra Brainard
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4 months ago
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Podcast: In celebration of the Philippinesâ Guest of Honour appearance at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair, Axel Timo Purr talks with Ronaldo S. Vivo Jr. â author, musician, and filmmaker â about his acclaimed Dreamland trilogy and much more...
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Words instead of cuts | literatur.review
Between slum, film, language and sound - A podcast with Ronaldo S. Vivo Jr.
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4 months ago
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Podcast Special: In celebration of the Philippinesâ Guest of Honour appearance at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair, Axel Timo Purr meets Kristian Sendon Cordero, writer, filmmaker, and cultural activist in Naga City, Bikol...
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#philippineliterature
#bikol
#bicol
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Kafka helps to expand the boundaries of our languages | literatur.review
Between violence, language and sleep - A podcast with Kristian Sendon Cordero
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4 months ago
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Podcast Special: In celebration of the Philippinesâ Guest of Honour appearance at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair, Axel Timo Purr talks with Cesar Gumba â artist and storyteller â who lives and works in his fairytale house at the foot of Mount Iriga...
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So I Made it! | literatur.review
Art, gardens and the spirit of Mount Iriga - A podcast with Cesar Gumba
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4 months ago
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LR Podcast Special | Philippines @ Frankfurt Book Fair 2025 In celebration of the Philippinesâ Guest of Honour appearance at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair, Axel Timo Purr meets Frank V. Peñones Jr. â a key figure in the ongoing literary renaissance of Bikol.
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This is a gift | literatur.review
Voice and vision of a Bicolana renaissance - A podcast with Frank V. Peñones Jr.
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4 months ago
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Podcast Special: In celebration of the Philippinesâ Guest of Honour appearance at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair, Axel Timo Purr talks with Michael Beltran â Filipino journalist and author â about his book on communist leader JosĂ© Maria Sison (Joma)...
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Something is terribly wrong | literatur.review
Writing between life and death - A podcast with Michael Beltran
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We are certain that Sumaiyah Muhammad Salisu, will be present at one of the Frankfurt Book Fairs in the near future. In our extensive interview, she discusses her coming of age and shares some good and bad truths...
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«For me, literature is not merely art; it is a form of protest.» | literatur.review
About uncomfortable truths. A conversation with North Nigerian writer and literary activist Sumaiyah Muhammad Salisu
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In celebration of the Philippinesâ Guest of Honour appearance at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair, Axel Timo Purr talks with Chuckberry Pascual about his stories, where Filipino myth and political reality intertwine.
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Should we be more afraid of monsters or humans? | literatur.review
Between monsters and humans - A podcast with Chuckberry Pascual
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: In celebration of the Philippinesâ Guest of Honour appearance at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair, Axel Timo Purr talks with Allan Derain â writer and university lecturer â about the revival of ancient Philippine myths in a time of climate change.
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Monolinguality is a shame | literatur.review
Myths, language and the future - A podcast with Allan Derain
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LR Podcast Special | Philippines @ Frankfurt Book Fair 2025 In celebration of the Philippinesâ Guest of Honour appearance at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair, Axel Timo Purr talks with Jessica Zafra â acclaimed Filipino author and journalist....
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I was never very sociable | literatur.review
Between column and colonial mentality - A podcast with Jessica Zafra
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