Poet Luis Bravo is interviewed by fellow writer Israel Centeno on the poet’s place in contemporary society, the craft of writing, and performance art.
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In this interview, Natasha Wimmer talks about becoming a translator, learning about Bolaño, and the United States’ relationship with literature in translation.
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Sampsonia Way presents Silence, Please, an excerpt from writer Hilary Masters’ collection “In Rooms of Memory.” Masters is the author of several novels.
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Sampsonia Way presents the first chapter from Bénarès, a novel by Barlen Pyamootoo. Pyamootoo is participating in a short-term residency at City of Asylum/Pittsburgh.
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Sampsonia Way presents books recommended by our Fearless Ink. writers. Claire Chambers: British Muslim Fictions was chosen by Pakistani writer Bina Shah.
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Sampsonia Way presents a series of books recommended by our Fearless Ink. writers. José Antonio Ramos Sucre, Selected Works was chosen by Venezuelan writer Israel Centeno.
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Sampsonia Way presents a series of excerpts from books recommended by our Fearless Ink. writers. The Halfway House was chosen by Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo.
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In this interview Bina Shah talks about the media representations of Pakistan, the impact of Malala Yousafzai, and the future of women in Pakistan.
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Sampsonia Way presents an excerpt from Indian author Vijay Nair’s latest novel Let Her Rest Now which was published in June by Hachette India. Nair is currently a visiting writer at City of Asylum/Pittsburgh.
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In this exclusive interview, Pittsburgh writer Chuck Kinder talks about the Pittsburgh literary scene, his own writing process, and other Pittsburgh writers.
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Sampsonia Way's companion guide to City of Asylum’s Exiled Voice of China and Tibet literary event, featuring standout pieces from its three year coverage of exiled and persecuted writers. READ
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