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American poet Jericho Brown speaks with power and urgency about racism and violence
Translator and writer Jennifer Croft on her extraordinary childhood and the places it's led her
Maaza Mengiste on the untold story of Ethiopia's women warriors during Italian occupation
From Tripoli to Tuscany—Libyan writer Hisham Matar finds new connections between art and life
Susan Choi's Trust Exercise is an intense coming-of-age story — with a surprising twist
The haunted landscapes of Téa Obreht — from the Balkans to the American West
Martin Amis and Ian Thomson on the legacy of Primo Levi
Brazilian novelist Julián Fuks on exile, identity and dictatorship
Deborah Levy fuses the personal and political in her mind-bending new novel, The Man Who Saw Everything
Zadie Smith on what keeps her urgently engaged with the world around her
Master storyteller Rodrigo Rey Rosa on Guatemala, Morocco and his mentor, Paul Bowles
Yiyun Li navigates the loss of a child in her heartbreaking new novel, Where Reasons End
Federico Veiroj mixes deadpan comedy with existential drama in his prize-winning movies
Imani Perry on the remarkable life and legacy of Lorraine Hansberry, author of A Raisin in the Sun
How the true story of the 'American Taliban' led to John Wray's new novel, Godsend
William Atkins on the beauty, myths and harsh realities of desert life
Aatish Taseer on religion, caste and power in modern India
Esther Kinsky on the ebb and flow of memory in River
Ondjaki captures the humour and heartache of life in his hometown, Luanda, Angola
Nadine Labaki highlights the heroism of children in Beirut in her new film, Capharnaüm
Kiese Laymon bears the weight of a difficult past in his powerful memoir, Heavy
András Forgách explores his family's secret past in The Acts of My Mother
Lawrence Osborne on the imporatnce of place and on re-imagining Philip Marlowe, Raymond Chandler's iconic sleuth
Danzy Senna's darkly comic take on racial identity
Jonas Hassen Khemiri crosses borders through words and imagination