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Dimitri Nasrallah | The PEN Ten Interview
Especially in a new city like Montreal, which is so drastically different from Beirut in almost every way, the language politics, neighborhood divisions, and weather are going to call… More
Yahia Lababidi | The PEN Ten Interview
When we refuse to acknowledge the suffering of others, and the role we play in it, we contribute to our own suffering, since we are One. The violence we… More
Adèle Rosenfeld | The PEN Ten Interview
An altered perception of sound results, oddly enough, in a sharper focus on sound and a more emotional relationship with hearing. The loss is overpowering, the obsession with hearing… More
Samuel Kọ́láwọ́lé | The PEN Ten Interview
As authors, we create something we hope will be beautiful out of nothing. The outcome of our hard work is never guaranteed. More
Dalal Mawad | The PEN Ten Interview
Women are survivors and victims, they bear a large brunt of Lebanon’s protracted violence and crises, but they are also changemakers, mediators, powerful actors and storytellers and so I… More
Marcela Fuentes | The PEN Ten Interview
For Pilar, her anxieties and insecurities solidify into this belief that she has been cursed. She accepts it as true, and it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy of sorts. More
Matthew Mendoza | The PEN Ten Interview
Place and story are important to me. The best work exists where the amazing and magical meet the sinister. More
Parul Kapur | The PEN Ten Interview
There is always a cost to defiance. The question is whether you can bear it or how you can transcend it. More
‘The Tale of a Wall’ by Nasser Abu Srour | The PEN Ten Interview
In this PEN Ten interview, we talk with the publisher and translator of 'The Tale of a Wall' by Nasser Abu Srour. More
Lisa Grunwald | The PEN Ten Interview
I was looking for a time in American life when things seemed as passionately divided as they do now. More