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Torsa Ghosal is author of a book of literary criticism, Out of Mind: Mode, Mediation, and Cognition in Twenty-First-Century Narrative (The Ohio State University Press, 2021), and an experimental novella, Open Couplets (Yoda Press, 2017). She has won fiction contests held by Berkeley Fiction Review and The Brooklyn Review, and her essays and translation can be found in The Massachusetts Review, Literary Hub, Bustle, LA Review of Books, and elsewhere. A writer and professor of English based in California, Ghosal grew up in Bengal, India. You can follow her on X @TorsaG and on Instagram @torsa_ghosal.
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Introduction
“greetings,” Forough Farrokhzad writes in Arash Saedinia’s translation, “i will again give.” This folio shares Farrokhzad’s greetings, inextricable from their meanderings, doubts, and resourcefulness, while giving them, too, to her […]
Postcolonial Novel
Hijacking Richie Hofmann’s “French Novel”You were my second intifada,You had dark eyes and hairLike the painting of an Arab.We lay on our stomachs, digging tunnels in our homeland.I emailed my […]
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