Tag: Lisbon

Jeff Parker: A Foreigner to Oneself

December 2012

On how a sense of “disquiet” can enrich American fiction, and why traveling is like taking acid.

Mikey Angelo Rumore: Culture and Disquiet in Lisbon

December 2012

Anti-austerity protests in Portugal highlight a complex culture, at once nativist and transnational.

Third Annual Dzanc Books/Guernica International Literature Award Now Open for Entries

October 2012

Enter now for a chance to win a full scholarship to DISQUIET 2013 in Lisbon.

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    Jillian Steinhauer: Hannah Arendt’s Passionate Thinking
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    Ikhide Ikheloa: Notes from my Middle Passage
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    Nothing could prepare me for America.