Barbadian speculative fiction writer Karen Lord writes before and after a storm.
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Barbadian speculative fiction writer Karen Lord writes before and after a storm.
Read MoreYvonne Battle-Felton on listening, fear, and home.
Read MoreDzifa Benson writes on contemporary and historical perceptions of black women’s bodies
Read MoreOur editorial on forthcoming work in PEN Transmissions.
Read MoreKritika Pandey, winner of the 2020 Commonwealth Short Story Prize, talks about transgressing cultural norms, protesting, and Hinglish.
Read MoreTo close our series on exile with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Scholastique Mukasonga writes a personal experience of exile as a Rwandan Tutsi
Read MoreLeo Boix discusses bilingualism, British Latinx poetry, and race in Latin America.
Read MoreFor our series on exile with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Kavita Puri writes on partition, memory and exile.
Read MoreFor our series on exile with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Selma Dabbagh writes on Palestine, desire, place and the future.
Read MoreAndrzej Tichý writes on music and migrant experience
Read MoreFor our series on exile with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Taqralik Partridge writes on Scotland, Canada, and language loss
Read MoreThree writers discuss language and power.
Read MoreAnthony Anaxagorou – poet, writer, publisher and educator – discusses spoken word after COVID-19, Cyprus, and poetry in the age of social media.
Read MoreTo open our series with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Edmund speaks to us about his library of exile
Read MoreCan Bahadır Yüce writes on Turkey’s response to coronavirus, and calls for the release of at-risk political prisoners
Read MoreIngrid Persaud discusses love, Trinidad, and home.
Read MoreOlivia Laing discusses the power of art in an emergency, the role of bad art, and our current weather.
Read MoreAs part of our Digital Literary Salon, Eley Williams speaks to Peggy Hughes about dictionaries, constructing characters, and playing literary Tetris.
Read MoreAs part of our Digital Literary Salon, Irenosen Okojie speaks to Aki Schilz about bodies, musicality, and placing black women at the centre.
Read MoreAs part of our Digital Literary Salon, Hazel Barkworth speaks to Hannah Trevarthen about summertime, the writing process, and ‘unlikeable’ women characters.
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