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Saramago’s Blindness is a dissection of how quickly humanity unravels when the lights go out
A cornerstone of modern literature, Blindness is anything but a light read. It is heavy, visceral, and at times deeply…
Algospeak dissects social media lingo and the evolving nature of language
In under 260 pages, Aleksic holds an analytical lens to language, exploring how and why the internet’s most infamous slang…
Cross-cultural, multigenerational trauma explored in Susan Choi’s Flashlight
In Flashlight, Susan Choi probes deeply into the implications of displacement and a disconnected history
Hala Alyan’s The Twenty-Ninth Year is a deeply intimate poetry collection
Alyan experiments with form as much as with meaning
In Wrong Winds, Palestinian poet Ahmad Almallah asks: Can language convey tragedy?
Almallah refuses to reduce the lives lost in Gaza to mere statistics, exploring the space between the screams of the…
In Herland, Charlotte Perkins Gilman asks: What if men didn’t exist?
Deemed a lost feminist utopia upon its rediscovery and republication in 1979, Gilman’s novel was the subject of much controversy…
How José Saramago rebuilt Plato’s cave in his 2000 classic
Saramago draws inspiration from Plato’s famous Allegory of the Cave
In the Language of Miracles asks: what gets lost in translation when you’re far from home?
In the Language of Miracles is a story of grief and loss, yes, but it is also a story of…
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