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I wrote a short reflection on the student movement and our place in history for The Nation thenation.com/article/archiv…

a (very) short story of mine found its home in the print-only summer issue of The Threepenny Review. this one’s about young love, old souls, dive bars, and coincidences in new york! ✨i hope it makes you smile :) thank you Wendy Lesser!

Since October, I have been struck by how many experts and observers reach for superlatives to describe what's happening in Gaza. I compiled a list of such statements, and an alarming narrative emerged. In n+1 nplusonemag.com/online-only/on…

Kyla Walker (K.D. Walker) talks with “Ask Me Again” author Clare Sestanovich (Clare Sestanovich) about curiosity as a guide in fiction and the fast-changing weather of the friendships we make in youth. buff.ly/4bRXKnd

“If you’re the kind of person who has a lot of big, unanswerable questions about the world… then in some ways you have to believe that someone else has the answers.” Such a pleasure to discuss this novel with the brilliant Clare Sestanovich. “Ask Me Again” is out now!

Kyla Walker (K.D. Walker) talks with Ayşegül Savaş about her new book “The Anthropologists” and parks, anchors, little joys, and the enchanting rituals of our lives. buff.ly/3XTZWq3

Ayşegül is one of the sweetest people I’ve ever met, and her new novel is just as charming. It was a gift to speak with her for Electric Literature 💛

“The result is an engrossing, perceptive, and elegantly philosophical novel about the practice of paying close attention.” — ⁦Cara Blue Adams on The Anthropologists by Ayşegül Savaş. I loved this book! thebaffler.com/latest/infra-o…

Navid Sinaki (navid sinaki) on imagining what living and loving would have looked like had he stayed in Iran (interview by K.D. Walker) buff.ly/3AjvWuf

Louise Bourgeois, 'To unravel a torment you must begin somewhere', 1999

palestine's mountains.

apply for the Periplus fellowship! being mentored by @hilsaphina and joining this most wonderful community changed my life last year. lmk if you have any qs!

“Nonsense has a particular kind of beauty. It is more like instrumental music than a song with lyrics, more like thinking than thought.” Percival Everett, whose novel JAMES has been longlisted for a National Book Foundation award, on the "real" in fiction. yalereview.org/article/perciv…

Isabella Hammad recommends essential books about Palestine, featuring work by Jean Genet, Ghassan Kanafani, Mahmoud Darwish, and more. lithub.com/isabella-hamma…

Q: Madame, s'il vous plaît, pourriez-vous décrire votre routine “Pilates” ? AE: Pourquoi m'avez-vous posé cette question? Mon routine “Pilates,” c’est quand je fais l'amour. Palestine libre! Liban libre!

‘We who are not there, witnessing from afar, in what ways are we mutilating ourselves when we dissociate to cope? To remain human at this juncture is to remain in agony. Let us remain there: it is the more honest place from which to speak’

Thank you so much The Hopkins Review for publishing my short story, “Tourist Attractions.” I’m very grateful for your support!

Three amazing authors with incredible fall debut novels! Bruna Dantas Lobato, Mike Fu, julia kornberg, thank you all for your work! and thank you to EL ❤️

Aria Aber discusses “Good Girl,” about a young Afghan German woman growing up, falling down, and rising into the storyteller she was always meant to become. (interview by K.D. Walker) buff.ly/4jqgsXl

In “Good Girl,” @AriaAber reminds us how art can be a lifeline and connection in dark times of strife and chaos. This novel is astounding and so needed right now. Thank you Electric Literature and thank you Aria for speaking about it with me 💗 electricliterature.com/aria-aber-on-f…