Anna Feuer

Blackbird and Wolf Offers Intimate Look into Mind of a Poet

Henri Cole describes his own poetry as astringent.

By Anna Feuer | Apr 14 11:14 pm ET

Short Stories in a Soviet Setting at KGB Bar

The KGB Bar, true to its name, boasts a Soviet flag at its entrance. Its bright red walls are lined with portraits of mustachioed Russian generals and framed ads for the Daily Worker.

By Anna Feuer | Apr 7 12:50 am ET

Millhauser's Mysterious Worlds

The latest collection of short stories from Steven Millhauser, CC ’65, fittingly begins with a cartoon.

By Anna Feuer | Mar 31 10:45 pm ET

Where East Meets West, A Bastard is Born

On January 28, authorities uncovered plots to assassinate Columbia MEALAC professor and Turkish author Orhan Pamuk and his female contemporary, Elif Shafak.

By Anna Feuer | Mar 9 10:07 pm ET

Coming of Age Stories Go Beyond the Ethnic Divide

“It’s hot! Ethnic literature’s hot ... You could totally exploit the Vietnamese thing!”

By Anna Feuer | Feb 29 12:41 am ET

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