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"Kaan Ya Makaan": Once Upon a Place and Time: An Interview with Poet Lena Khalaf Tuffaha
Lena Khalaf Tuffaha is an award-winning Arab American poet, essayist, and translator. Her collection Water & Salt won the 2018 Washington Sta...
"If our body inherits trauma at the cellular level, why not longing?”
“If our body inherits trauma at the cellular level, why not longing?”
—Poet and former TLR contributor Suzanne Frischkorn discusses her forthcoming...
"A Veering Off, A Deepening Down, An Expanding Out"
Associate editor Isaac Yuen reflects on editing for a literary magazine, his many creative projects, and the genesis of his upcoming essay collection Utter, Earth.
"We Are a Country of Artists, Singers, Writers, and Dancers"—Putsata Reang on Identity, Writing, and Her Memoir "Ma and Me"
"My greatest hope is that people will walk away from my work with the message that Cambodia is more than just a country of genocide. We are a country of artists, singers, writers, and dancers. We can never cleave ourselves of the fact that a genocide happened in our country, but my intent is to do my part to help change the narrative about us. That we are so much more multi-dimensional than what the world perceives us to be: victims."