LITERATURE
January/February 2016
"The only thing worse than living in the mausoleum of a dead writer is living with a bunch of living ones"
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November 2015
The Nobel laureate for literature Svetlana Alexievich gives voice to the voiceless
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November 2015
When it comes the the novel, big isn't always beautiful
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November 2015
The letters of the great writer reveal affairs with both sexes but also an intense intellectual and spiritual life
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