Bonus Content
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From Personae
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The Sunset Limited
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Stella
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There’s Nothing I Can Do When I Think of You Late at Night
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Poems from Guantánamo: The Detainees Speak, Edited
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Tun-huang
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The Cross of Redemption: Uncollected Writings
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Chronic City
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Pedigree
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The Canal
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A Naked Singularity
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The Poetry Lesson
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In Homer’s Head: Ransom
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How Jeanette Winterson Makes Fiction
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Inveterate and Unrepentant Book Collecting: A Guide to My Favorite Contact Sport
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The Master of the Not Quite: The Broken Estate: Essays on Literature and Belief
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A Warehouse with an Epic Scope: Entrepôt
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Toward the Sanitarium: Walser’s Microscripts
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Pushing Thorny Syntax to An Extreme: The Susan Bernofsky Interview
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A Cacophony of Stories: White Masks
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“I’m constructing a labyrinth online, and the novel will be a guide”: The Ander Monson Interview
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Who Does Translation Matter To? Why Translation Matters
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The King of Complacency: Under the Dome
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The Desire to Recall Desire: The Andre Aciman Interview
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All in All It Is a Pleasant Experience: Ru
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Pyrite: Why You Shouldn’t Read Ingo Schulze
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The Complexities of a Moment Felt: The Lance Olsen Interview
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One Writer’s Beginnings: Dreams in a Time of War: A Childhood Memoir
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An Immaculate Sense of Rhythm and Timing: The Twin
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Words With a Purpose: Two Novels: After & Making Mistakes
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Reach Out and Touch Someone: Translation Is a Love Affair
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Every Morpheme Counts: The Sam Lipsyte Interview
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PROPOSAL FOR TALK ON “GRANTS, PROPOSALS, AND QUERIES,” TO BE DELIVERED AT THE 2010 AWP CONFERENCE, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, COLORADO CONVENTION CENTER, STREET LEVEL, ROOM 203, 9:00 AM
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Lectures from the Argentine Master: Seven Nights
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The So-Called Other Europe: Best European Fiction 2010 edited
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Field Guides to Elsewhere: How We Read Languages We Don’t Read
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Spanish Noir: Tattoo: A Pepe Carvalho Mystery
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Moral Victories: The Curiously Relevant Prose of Heinrich von Kleist
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White Privilege and Responsibility: Reading Wallace Shawn’s Essays
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42 Years of Consistency: New Selected Poems
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Against the Impossible to Explain: The Postmodern Novel and Society, Part 2
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Against the “Impossible to Explain”: The Postmodern Novel and Society
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My Little War
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Landscape With Dog And Other Stories
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The Armies
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Pim & Francie: The Golden Bear Days (Artifacts and Bone Fragments)
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Shadowplay
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Brodeck
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The Journal of Henry David Thoreau edited
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The Ninth
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The Last Supper
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Kam
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Waste
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A Jury of Her Peers
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Comrades
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Ray of the Star
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Manifesto: New Aestheticism
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The Other Half of Moby-Dick: The Damion Searls Interview
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99 Essential African Books: The Geoff Wisner Interview
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Notes on Sontag
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Into The Beautiful North
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Jakov Lind’s Absurdist Shoah: A Major Post-Holocaust Modernist Finds New Life in Translation
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Fiction Does What Journalism Can’t: The Jonathan Tel Interview
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The Skating Rink
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Love, Anger, and Madness: A Haitian Trilogy
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The Last of the Angels
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The Loneliness of the Long Distance Winner
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Everything Matters!
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It’s Got to Have Balls: Denise Oswald on Soft Skull’s Future
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The Kamila Shamsie Interview
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Mouroir
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Four Greek Writers That You Should (and Can) Read: Translator Karen Emmerich in San Francisco
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The Complete Cosmicomics: Full Contents and Details On Seven Newly Translated Stories
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The Late Age of Print
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Castle
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Reading and Publishing in Print’s Late Age: An Interview with Ted Striphas
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Me and Kaminski
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The Winner of Sorrow
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The Boat
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Vilnius Poker
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Yalo
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The Lynn Lurie Interview
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The Way Through Doors
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That’s Just Semantics! (or, the Proper Treatment of Richard Montague in Literary Fiction)
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The Semantics of Murder
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The Great Weaver from Kashmir
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The Book of Chameleons
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King Cophetua
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Blind Speed
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The Michael Martone Interview
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Tintin and the Secret of Literature
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Monsieur
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Suite Francaise
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The Immoralist
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The Cave
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t zero
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A Dream in Polar Fog
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The Rainbow Stories
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Under the Volcano
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