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The Shape of Vodou in Diaspora

By Dieu-Nalio Chery and Gabriel Noel

I Am the Ghost Here

By Kim Samek

Extraction

By Tali Perch

Wajo

By Tjak S. Parlan, translated by Clarissa Goenawan

Aditi Sriram

Aditi Sriram is a writer in NYC. This is an excerpt of a longer research project on the imagery and significance of hands in Saint-Exupéry’s body of work, including sources never before translated from the original French, provided by the generous Howard Scherry, president and founder of Remembering Saint-Exupéry. Also forthcoming, a conversation with Mignonne Lachappelle, a fictional lover of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, animated and choreographed by author Ania Szado in her second novel Studio Saint-Ex.
Lives Lit World

Saint-Exupéry, Saintly Hands, Sainted Innocence

By Aditi Sriram April 17, 2014

What fed the imagination of the man who crafted The Little Prince.

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