Translation Tuesday: “Stray Dog” by Sadegh Hedayat
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One person’s suffering is, very often, someone else’s joke. Pat, the dog at
the center of this week’s Translation Tuesday, has never spoken with a
human be...
Lit Hub Daily: January 6, 2026
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Not sure what to look forward to in 2026? Maybe consider the 313 books
we’re most anticipating this year. | Lit Hub “You’re a famous writer in
England, but...
The Week Jan. 5–11, 2026
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Openings and events at Sophiensæle, Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung, KW Institute
for Contemporary Art, EIGEN + ART Lab, Gropius Bau, St. Matthäus-Kirche,
Capitai...
January 3: J.R.R. Tolkien’s Birthday
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On this day in 1892, J.R.R. Tolkien was born. You might have noticed that
there's a fair amount of drinking in his books, especially considering they
were ...
Your November & December Playlists are Here
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Catch up with everything we wrote about in the last two months of 2025
As is now traditional on tQ, we combine our round-ups of the last two
months of t...
Amia Srinivasan: The Impossible Patient
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You may not wish to commit yourself ontologically to some thing called the
‘unconscious’, and you may reasonably object to many of the details of the
ortho...
Crimethink
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The current period is one in which the power and reality of the pre-1960s
social structures have all but disappeared. Total state and
self-surveillance hav...
Encyclopaedia Entry For: Heaven by Victoria Brooks
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Fiction | Issue 28: Cycles [SEE ALSO LORNA’S PLACE] The first
post-cessation-of-the-heartbeat experience was recorded quite by accident
in the year 4080....
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Great Aunt Mavis and the Trees
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Mavis arrives after a decade’s absence, wild grey hair and weathered skin,
rust-speckled motorbike burping blue smoke. She hugs us, then lifts her
hands ...
BRAD BARRETT PRESENTS THE 1969 MALIBU AAAA
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At the end of 1967, the United States Surfing Association split into four
separate entities, one for the West Coast (Western Surfing Association, or
WSA), ...