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Walk the Darkness Down

Tiffany Troy finds Daniel Magariel’s new novel an imperative, Delphic hymn to change.

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Paul Scott Stanfield reviews Robyn Schiff’s new book-length poem.

The Phoenix Complex

David Lorenzo Cardiel reviews philosopher Michael Marder’s The Phoenix Complex.

Star 111

Stuart Walton finds Lutz Seiler’s latest Wenderoman a picaresque of German reunification that transforms ultimately into a novel.

Special Issue on Marechera: They Called You Dambudzo

Emily Chow-Quesada reviews Flora Veit-Wild’s memoir of the late Zimbabwean writer, Dambudzo Marechera.

Special Issue on Marechera: Flora Veit-Wild

On the publication of her memoir, Emerita Professor of African literatures Flora Veit-Wild shares her memories of the literary firebrand Dambudzo Marechera with HKRB’s Emily Chow-Quesada.

Special Issue on Marechera: Neil Jordan on Dambudzo Marechera

J.R. Osborn talks with Neil Jordan about one of the most notorious nights in the history of literary prize-giving.

Nests in Air

Stephan Viau reviews a poetry collection that gives an excruciatingly honest account of fatherhood.

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