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Anna Della Subin
Anna Della Subin is writing a book about people who have been involuntarily turned into gods. Her essays have appeared in the London Review of BooksThe New York Times and Harper's, among other publications. She is also a contributing editor at Bidoun.  

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In the Light of Ras Tafari

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May 2015

Anna Della Subin

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May 2015

‘A STRANGE NEW FISH EMITS A BLINDING GREEN LIGHT’, the article in National Geographic announced. Off the coast of Bermuda, an intrepid correspondent curled...
A God In Spite of His Nose

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September 2013

Anna Della Subin

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September 2013

‘Paradise is a person. Come into this world.’ — Charles Olson   In the darkness of the temple, footsteps are approaching. The crashing of...

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poetry

May 2016

Two Poems

Sam Buchan-Watts

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May 2016

The Dentist’s Chair       I dreamt of the dentist’s chair, that it wore a smart pair of...

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Issue No. 7

On a Decline in British Fiction

Jennifer Hodgson

Patricia Waugh

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Issue No. 7

‘The special fate of the novel,’ Frank Kermode has written, ‘is always to be dying.’ In Britain, the terminal...

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October 2013

A World of Sharp Edges: A Week Among Poets in the Western Cape

André Naffis-Sahely

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October 2013

In Antal Szerb’s The Incurable, the eccentric millionaire Peter Rarely steps into the dining car of a train steaming...

 

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