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ISSUE 7: WORLD VOICES
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World Voices captures some of the best conversations from the 2005 Festival. Featuring work from Salman Rushdie, Margaret Atwood, Ha Jin, Michael Ondaatje, Zakes Mda, Hanif Kureishi, Shan Sa, Khaled Mattawa, Dunya Mikhail, and many others.  |
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ISSUE 6: METAMORPHOSES
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Metamorphoses features work from Jorge Luis Borges, Mavis Gallant, Monique Truong, William Kennedy, Mary Morris, Pablo Neruda, Mahmoud Darwish, Matthea Harvey, Eamon Grennan, Steven Millhauser, and Yoko Tawada, among many others. |
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ISSUE 4: FACT/FICTION
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Fact/Fiction features tributes to John Steinbeck and writing by Jeanette Winterson, Alice Munro, Tim O'Brien, Agha Shahid Ali, Milan Kundera, Lorrie Moore, and Charles Simic. PEN members explore unreliable narrators in politics and literature. |
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ISSUE 2: HOME & AWAY
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Home & Away features tributes to James Baldwin, Flannery O'Connor, and Marcel Proust alongside writing by Amy Hempel, Julio Cortazar, Amitav Ghosh, Anne Carson, and W. G. Sebald. PEN members reflect on what great books have never been translated into English. |
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ISSUE 5: SILENCES
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Silences features tributes to Samuel Beckett and Gertrude Stein as well as writing from Rikki Ducornet, Rick Moody, Bruno Schulz, Heather McHugh, Saadi Youssef, and Wislawa Szymborska, among many others. PEN members discuss the unspeakable. |
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ISSUE 3: TRIBES
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Tribes features PEN tributes to Langston Hughes and Yukio Mishima and features writing by authors such as Edward Said, Denis Johnson, Seamus Heaney, Sandra Cisneros, C. D. Wright, Tony Kushner, and Sherman Alexie. PEN members discuss their literary tribes. |
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ISSUE 1: CLASSICS
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The first issue of PEN's literary journal, features tributes to Virginia Woolf, Jorge Luis Borges, and Italo Calvino, a conversation between Richard Howard and Susan Sontag, a PEN panel discussion on the literary fact and fiction, and much more. |
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