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Review: Nevermore by Cécile Wajsbrot
Wajsbrot demands the full attention of her reader as she plays with form, ideas and writing in this novel about an unnamed protagonist arriving in Dresden to translate Virginia Woolf’s ‘To the Lighthouse’

Women @Booker 2024: Breaking boundaries, dismantling one moniker at a time
For centuries, women picked monikers to evoke communication. The Bronte sisters — Charlotte, Emily and Anne — were Currer Bell, Ellis Bell and Acton Bell.

Who was Aphra Behn? A look at a trailblazing 17th-century poet, writer, spy
She inspired Virginia Woolf, wrote of gender-fluidity, and was likely overshadowed by the growing legacy of Shakespeare in her time.

Roundabout: A Tryst with Translation
The upsurge of translation from Indian languages to English has created an interesting literary milieu, breaking the hierarchies of those writing in English due to the colonial legacy
