Alakananda Sengupta: The Sculptor as Translator of Protest

The Antonym in conversation with terracotta artist Alakananda Sengupta.

Three Poems by Arthur Rimbaud

Translated from the French by Thade Jude Correa.

Three Poems by Arthur Rimbaud

Translated from the French by Thade Jude Correa.

Three Poems by Amitabh Bachchan

Translated from the Hindi by Annie Zaidi

Two Poems by Hughes Labrusse

Translated from the French by Patrick Williamson

Akhana Chhappa

Translated from the Gujarati by Rohee Dholakia

Three Poems by Andrea De Alberti

Translated from the Italian by Jessica Harkins

High Tide by Sanjeev

Translated from the Hindi by Varsha Tiwary

Bitemarks by Shyamkrishnan R

Translated from the Malayalam by Ananthu Sunil

WYRD WORDS: PERSONAL REFLECTION ON THE ART OF HORROR (PART II)— GRANDFATHER HU

PART II: MUST IT BE HORROR? This month I needed an easy...

Let the Rivers Speak!: Lucia Cupertino and the Poetry of the Global Souths – Pina Piccolo

LUCIA CUPERTINO (1986, Polignano a Mare). Writer, cultural...

This Heart, The Sinking Depths…— Shankar Lahiri (Part One)

Translated from the Bengali by Bishnupriya Chowdhuri ...

Crossing the Wake – Elizabeth Wadsworth Ellis

Language is a usage-tool, not a parlor game I play by myself. Words flow unimpeded when I’m walking down the street by myself, fluent when there’s no one to pressure me or challenge me to conjure the right word without consequence.

A Togolese Play— Kokouvi Dzifa Galley

Des-pairs    Translated from the Togolese by Dodzi Edem...

Photographing / Writing: A testimony and a reflection— Liliana Grueff

TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN BY BRENDA PORSTER  ...

In Praise of Métissage— Cheikh Tidiane Gaye

TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN BY MARIE ORTON   There...

Wyrd Words: Personal Reflections On the Art of Horror (Part IX) — Grandfather Hu

TRANSLATING A FEMINIST TWIST INTO THE MURDER BALLAD  ...

Feminine Pen: Translating Bengali Women Writers

Modern Bengali Literature, since its early days, has been...

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