pentransmissions
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Aissata Thiam, on five goodbyes.
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By Oleksandr Mykhed. Translated by Maryna Gibson.
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Baek Sehee and Anton Hur on mental health, collaboration and finding perspective.
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Aoko Matsuda and Polly Barton on prizes, patriarchy and politics.
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Ana Paula Maia on nausea, prose style, and cows. Translated by Carolina Orloff.
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Awet Fissehaye responds to the proposed ‘Illegal Migration Bill’.
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Bidisha Mamata responds to the proposed ‘Illegal Migration Bill’.
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Gulwali Passarlay responds to the proposed ‘Illegal Migration Bill’.
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Deepa Bhasthi’s call for translations with accents.
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Daniel Loedel on ghost stories, love stories, and searches after the 70s Argentine dictatorship.
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Yassmin Abdel-Magied on identity and growing as a writer.
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Dina Nayeri responds to the proposed ‘Illegal Migration Bill’.
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Elisa Victoria on child narrators, comics, and post-Franco Spain. Translated by Charlotte Whittle.
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Kasim Ali on home, high streets and food.
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Bertrand Cooper speaks to Momtaza Mehri about the torsions of race and class in America.
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Ann-Helén Laestadius on her latest novel Stolen, and the Sámi community.
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Norman Erikson Pasaribu on a mother’s choice and how writing saved them
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Rogelio Braga on the politicisation of black and brown migrant bodies and the intersections of political persecutions and the UK’s hostile environment.
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Shehan Karunatilaka on language, living history, labour and luck.
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Elizabeth Johnson on the literary scene in Ghana, who’s building it, and the value of publishing on the continent.
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