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Anderson Tepper

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Anderson Tepper

United States

Anderson Tepper is on the staff of Vanity Fair and has reviewed books for a variety of places, including the New York Times Book Review, Salon, the Nation, and the Village Voice.

Articles by Anderson Tepper

A Roundup of International Literary Series: University Presses

By Anderson Tepper

This March, when Indiana University Press publishes Alain Mabanckou’s early novel, Blue White Red (first published in French in 1998), it will be the fourth book by the irrepressible Congolese…

PEN World Voices 2011: The Launch of Carlos Franz’s “The Absent Sea”

By Anderson Tepper

A book launch at the Americas Society, on Park Avenue, has a sort of Old World gravitas to it. With its ornate cornices, vaulted ceilings and sparkling chandeliers, the space exerts an Oz-like pull on…

Fall Review Round-Up

By Anderson Tepper

Juan José Saer’s The Sixty-Five Years of Washington Translated from the Spanish by Steve Dolph Open Letter, 2010 Eloy Urroz’s Friction Translated from the Spanish by Ezra E. Fitz Dalkey…

World Lit and World Cup Round-up or “Around the World in 32 (or so) Books”

By Anderson Tepper

This past May, in the buildup to the World Cup, the New York Times’s soccer blog, Goal, ran a roundup of new soccer-related books timed to be released just before this summer’s tournament. …

An Interview with José Eduardo Agualusa

By Paulo Polzonoff Jr.

José Eduardo Agualusa, 46, is a growing name in world literature. Born in Huambo, Angola, Agualusa has already been embraced across the Portuguese-speaking literary world—especially in Brazil and Portugal,…

Translated from Portuguese by Paulo Polzonoff Jr. & Anderson Tepper