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Rhapsody of an Abandoned Checkpoint

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By Karim Kattan, Jeffrey Zuckerman
| Jewish Currents Verified
In early 2023, as I was catching up with a young friend about French titles, he told me about his mentor, the Palestinian writer Karim Kattan, and urged me to pick up Kattan’s first novel, Le Palais des deux collines (The Palace on the Higher Hill). From the first page I was riveted.
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The Hearing-Aid Brigade

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By Adèle Rosenfeld, Titaua Peu, Jeffrey Zuckerman, Ananda Devi
| Words Without Borders Verified
I walked into the office and the brigade chief was already greeting me, shaking my hand like a garden hose. “Monsieur Edouard Simonin! Welcome.” He hadn’t looked very carefully at my file—my name was actually Edwin. But then again, I was just a temp. After a few seconds’ examination, just long enough to make things uncomfortable, he thrust a leaflet at me. “Here you’ll find charts of different types of phonological minimal pairs in French.
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If You Lose Your Hearing, How Does the World Around You Change?

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By Jo Lou, Jeffrey Zuckerman
| Electric Literature Verified
Skip to content interviews Author Adèle Rosenfeld and translator Jeffrey Zuckerman discuss deafness and collaborating on their novel "Jellyfish Have No Ears" If you lose your hearing, how does the world around you change? What contours of one-on-one conversations become harder to make out, what details of a bustling room come into sharper focus? What creature comforts do you stubbornly cling to all the while?
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