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Obsession and Tragedy in Michelle McNamara’s I’ll Be Gone in the Dark
Sara Century reviews "I'll Be Gone in the Dark" by Michelle McNamara.
Strange Temporalities and Modes of Ongoing Bewilderment: Talking to Margaret Ronda
Andy Fitch interviews Margaret Ronda, author of "Remainders: American Poetry at Nature’s End."
Regendering Strong: Life After Rugby by Eileen G’Sell
JoAnna Novak reviews Eileen G'Sell's poetry collection "Life After Rugby."
Fatih Akin’s In the Fade Provides Revenge Without Redemption
Zoë Hu reviews Fatih Akin's revenge film "In the Fade," starring Diane Kruger.
Submit to the Les Figues Press 2018 NOS Book Contest, With Judge Simone White
Submissions are open for Les Figues Press 2018 NOS Book Contest, judged by Simone White.
What Deep Learning Gets Wrong About Language
Roberto Rey Agudo considers how translation applications fall short, despite Deep Learning.
In Defense of the Small Audience
Sara Finnerty gains inspiration and hope from the documentary "Spettacolo," about an experimental play put on in an ancient town in Italy.
“You Were Always My Hero”: Magical Realism in Guillermo del Toro’s Trollhunters
Niv M. Sultan reviews Guillermo del Toro's animated show "Trollhunters."
The #MeToo-ing of Ko Un, Korea’s Best Hope for a Nobel Prize
Colin Marshall on Korea's #MeToo movement and renowned poet Ko Un.
