Irenosen Okojie’s surreal fiction twists and shifts the world as we know it; in an interview with Leon Craig, Okojie discusses her novel Butterfly...
British-Bangladeshi novelist Tahmima Anam’s debut A Golden Age (2007) tracks the early stirrings of revolution in East Bengal from...
The last poem in Holly Pester’s first collection COMIC TIMING (Granta, 2021) is called ‘Villette’; it shares its title...
I am admittedly an outsider to Hong Kong, but as Liu Yichang’s 1962 novel The Drunkard proves, the outsider...
With few exceptions, the queer spaces I have visited over the years vary wildly, but there is a slippery...
In a photograph by Jaisingh Nageswaran, a boy is swimming in a river. His arm lunges forward, hanging mid-air....
Early in Judith Schalansky’s An Inventory of Losses, the narrator describes the way an ancient form of writing survived...
A huge swirl of whipped cream, garnished with a drone, a fly, and a maraschino cherry: so insistent that...
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