Congratulations to Issue 4 contributor Jim Shepard, whose story collection Like You'd Understand, Anyway was nominated for a National Book Award in Fiction.
Congratulations to Issue 4 contributor Jim Shepard, whose story collection Like You'd Understand, Anyway was nominated for a National Book Award in Fiction.
Last month saw the launch of author, editor, American fiction translator, and Focus: Japan contributor Motoyuki Shibata’s Monkey Business, a colorful taste of the synchronous literary happenings on both sides of our world. The debut issue includes work from Hiromi Kawakami, Shelley Jackson, Yoko Ogawa, Herman Melville, Paul Auster, Howard Norman, and Barry Yourgrau. Kudos and cheers to Monkey Business!
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The Boat
Fiona Maazel
Last Last Chance
Samantha Hunt
The Invention of Everything Else
Xujun Eberlein
Apologies Forthcoming
Matthea Harvey
Modern Life
Michael Thomas
Man Gone Down
Jim Shepard
Like You'd Understand Anyway
Roland Kelts
Japanamerica
Charles D'Ambrosio
The Dead Fish Museum
Peter Orner
The Second Coming of Mavala Shikongo
Daniel Alarcón
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Jillian Weise
The Amputee's Guide to Sex
Kelly Link
Magic for Beginners