What’s Left of the Night

What’s Left of the Night (New Vessel Press) is an emotional, hallucinatory novel about the early life of the poet C.P. Cavafy. A young man named Constantine embarks on a tour of Europe in the twilight of the 19th century, and along the way he explores his creative and sexual desires. The journey of self-discovery is set against themes of nationalism, prejudice, and cultural change. Greek author Ersi Sotiropoulos released the novel in 2015. This translation comes from Karen Emmerich ’00.

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The October 2025 cover of PAW, featuring an illustration of a woman dressed like Superman, but the S on her chest is a dollar sign.
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