New essay by Julia Lichtblau in The American Scholar
DISQUIET alum Julia Lichtblau’s essay, “I So Wish That You Remembered,” is available to read now in The American Scholar.
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Two New Books by Ru Freeman
DISQUIET faculty member (and 2017 Nonfiction Prize winner) Ru Freeman has two new books out: 2022’s story collection Sleeping Alone, and Bon Courage: Essays (Etruscan Press, 2023).
You can read Ru’s latest essay in AGNI, here.
Preorder now! Sex With a Brain Injury by Annie Liontas
DISQUIET faculty Annie Liontas’ new memoir Sex With a Brain Injury: On Concussion and Recovery is scheduled to hit shelves in January; you can pre-order it today.
Café ORFEU: Nov 30
If you’re in the New York City area, check out this project of recent Disquiet alumni:
Cafe Orfeu will take place on November 30th, 6 PM at the Consulate General of Brazil in New York ( 225 East 41st street New York 10017) and will feature the special performance of Eduardo Guterres interpreting Tom Jobim, Jean Charnaux, Guinga, and Sérgio Assad on the guitar; Poems by Danita Cotrin; Photography exhibition by Marcia Borges;Readings of excerpts from the works of writers Vincent Tolentino, Michelle Koza, and Kate Vieira; and a musical performance by Natasha Tavares & Romulo Viana
Don’t miss it, spots are limited! Register at the link: bit.ly/cafeorfeu-luso
Congratulations to Bruna Dantas Lobato and Justin Torres!
Congratulations to 2019 DISQUIET faculty Justin Torres, winner of the National Book Award in fiction for Blackouts, and to Bruna Dantas Lobato, DISQUIET PA and 2018 Luso-American Fellowship recipient, whose translation of Stênio Gardel’s novel The Words That Remain won the National Book Award for translated literature!