Articles tagged "Colonization"
The Iron Caterpillar
Strange phenomena can strike such dread into human hearts that I ask you to believe in the one that knotted the stomach of the young diver named Paolo, who noticed the haze of the tunnel when he was returning…...
Preparations for a Close Escape
In preparation for my trip to Iraq in May, I have now met with two war correspondents. One of them is an American. We met in a bar in Brooklyn. The other is a Dutch war correspondent with whom I had dinner…...
The Literature of the Future
A couple of weeks ago on a cold night I walked to the Mercantile Libraryfor the first time in all these years that I have been living in Manhattan I have to admitto listen to a discussion about…...
The Last Farm Novel?: An Interview with Michiel Heyns
I met Michiel Heyns—author, translator, and professor of English at Stellenbosch University from 1987 until 2003—last year when he was here in the U.S. as a visiting professor at the University…...
from Peregrinations in Argentina
Journey to Argentina's Far North At six in the morning in Buenos Aires I board the long-distance train called El Tucumano—glittering, with an electric locomotive. I look around the carriage:…...