St. Petersburg Review‘s new issue features incredible work and translations and new pieces by Disquiet alums Yma Johnson and Morgan Fox!

Amina Gautier (Disquiet alum ’15 and guest ’17) continues racking up the honors for her latest! The Loss of All Lost Things was just named a finalist for the Hurston/Wright Awards. Congrats, Amina!!!

Architectural Digest tells us why our next trip should be to Lisbon… We couldn’t agree more!

“Pessoa ruminates about pretty much everything, often entering enlightening and sorrowful spaces while battling life’s eternal questions. Recently released by New Directions with a brand new translation, The Book of Disquiet is in its most complete form ever.” Read more here!

Many Disquieters may remember this poem, a Paris Review staff pick!

“This week what I’m picking is translation, all of it, in general, but also this poem by José Luis Peixoto from A Child in Ruins, translated by Hugo dos Santos. At KGB bar, dos Santos read it first in the original Portuguese, then in English:”