Read “On Flowers and Maps,” Ross Ufberg’s article about translating The Good Life Elsewhere, in Words without Borders. Learn why Mark Twain believed God created war, among other things.
“Flašar’s exquisite, finely wrought novel is both a prose poem and a parable about how we deflect, defer and disconnect from life, and what is needed before we can bravely embrace it again.”
Monique Truong, author of The Book of Salt and Bitter in the Mouth
Read “On Flowers and Maps,” Ross Ufberg’s article about translating The Good Life Elsewhere, in Words without Borders. Learn why Mark Twain believed God created war, among other things.