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Anderson Tepper

  • Book Writer and Reviewer, Freelance
  • Curator of International Literature, CITY OF ASYLUM PITTSBURGH
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Irrefutably Human: Dearness as Both Cost and Affect in the Poetry of Shanta Acharya

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By Tim Hunt, Amit R. Baishya, Anderson Tepper
| World Literature Today
I have nothing else to offer, dear Life— words are what I breathe and eat, the clothes I wear, dreams that sing me to sleep, silence that greets me awake: words are the wealth I possess—my truth, my love. These lines from the title poem of Dear Life (LWL Books, 2025), Shanta Acharya’s eighth collection, showcase a poet’s true vocation and echo W. B. Yeats’s rhetorical question, “How can we know the dancer from the dance?” One of India’s foremost poets, Acharya lives in London.
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“I’ll Fall Back on Jaguar Speak”: Alternative Histories in Micheliny Verunschk’s The Jaguar’s Roar

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By Anderson Tepper
| Words Without Borders Verified
The Jaguar’s Roar, by Brazilian writer Micheliny Verunschk, is perhaps unlike any novel you’ve ever read. Indeed, “novel” might be too narrow a description. It’s more like a roar, a howl from the depths of Brazil’s violent past: a spellbinding retelling of a colonial-era encounter from the native’s perspective. But, more than that, it’s a reclamation of lost worldviews and voices, in which rivers and oceans, jaguars and ghosts all get to speak.
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The Bookish Travel Trend That's Changing the Way We Experience Top Destinations

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By Anderson Tepper
| Flipboard
The shophouses of Penang, Malaysia, have long been admired from the outside. Shane Low wanted travelers to experience what they're like inside, too. He grew up in a family involved in property development and was inspired by how countries like Japan had reimagined traditional homes into guest …
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