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Nature’s on Top This Time: On Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Lost World and The Poison Belt”
Sasha Karsavina reviews Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Lost World and The Poison Belt” from the MIT Press Radium Age series.
Sasha Karsavina
Sasha Karsavina is a PhD student at Yale University, where she studies socialist science fiction through a comparative lens. Her writings and translations have been published in Los Angeles Review of Books, Isolarii, The New Inquiry, PEN America, and Columbia Journal.
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Unruly Bodies and Borders in Kira Kovalenko’s “Unclenching the Fists”
Sasha Karsavina and Alex Bliziotis explore the political themes and stakes of Kira Kovalenko’s new film, “Unclenching the Fists.”
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