A RECENTLY BEREAVED FATHER RECONNECTS WITH his son while fishing for tunny
Can we broaden our “frameworks of belonging” and replace our narrow group and species-centered morals with an ethics of interspecies compassion
Will the path of righteousness prevail
it takes a while to appreciate fully the quiet brilliance of this brief masterpiece
Our first Language Justice column is by historian and food writer NA Mansour
Fair Jane Commane A RECENTLY BEREAVED FATHER RECONNECTSFair: The Life Art of Translation, is a satirical, refreshing and brilliantly playful book about learning the art of translation, being a bookworker in the publishing industry, growing up, family, and class. Loosely set in an imagined book fair art fair fun fair, in which every stall or ride imitates a real world scenario or dilemma which must be observed and negotiated, the book moves between personal memories and larger questions about the role of