Literature

"Water is more dangerous than the rise of Islam..."

Interview with Dutch writer Margriet de Moor

"The trauma must remain inaccessible to memory"

Part III

"The trauma must remain inaccessible to memory"

Part II

"The trauma must remain inaccessible to memory"

Part I

A submerged population

Narben in meinem Gedächtnis

Über Algeriens literarische Ahnen und die Wahl der Sprache

Imre Kertész's heart of stone

A detective story

You've got to swing your hips!

A conversation with Feridun Zaimoglu

Holy Communion

Being inside and outside simultaneously

Exile, literature, and the postcolony: On Assia Djebar

Being inside and outside simultaneously

Exile, literature, and the postcolony: On Assia Djebar

Anyone at home?

In pursuit of one's own shadow

The re-transnationalization of literary criticism

Literary perspectives: Estonia

Waiting for the Great Estonian Novel

Literary perspectives: The Netherlands

"Profound Holland" and the new Dutch

Literary perspectives: Ukraine

Longing for the novel