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Anderson Tepper

  • Book Writer and Reviewer, Freelance
  • Curator of International Literature, CITY OF ASYLUM PITTSBURGH
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‘Surviving Isn’t the End of the Story. It’s Where a Different One Begins.’

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By Anderson Tepper
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Just before Christmas almost 10 years go, Edwidge Danticat was at a Miami shopping mall when the sound of gunfire erupted, causing widespread panic. She hit the floor, a rush of thoughts running through her head — about her own mortality, her responsibilities to her two young daughters.
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“One Step Behind Death”: Ana Paula Maia’s Bury Your Dead

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By Anderson Tepper, Tobias Carroll Verified
| Words Without Borders Verified
A former soccer teammate once said to me, in reference to the scrappy, pugnacious style of Italian midfielder Gennaro Gattuso, something along the lines of, “Italian soccer has many great qualities—Gattuso has none of them.” I was reminded of this pronouncement while reading Brazilian writer Ana Paula Maia’s latest novel, Bury Your Dead.
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From the ‘Other’ Naipaul, a Study of the Jonestown Massacre

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By Anderson Tepper
| The New York Times Verified
You have been granted access, use your keyboard to continue reading. From the ‘Other’ Naipaul, a Study of the Jonestown Massacre In “Journey to Nowhere,” Shiva Naipaul reports on the aftermath of a cult’s disastrous turn away from idealism. Shiva Naipaul, while lesser known than his older brother, V.S., published a small but vital body of work.Credit...Stuart William MacGladrie/Fairfax Media, via Getty Images Anderson Tepper is curator of international literature at City of Asylum in Pittsburgh.
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