YOUTH by Wolfgang Koeppen and “brilliantly translated” by Michael Hofmann is reviewed at the Irish Times
adam2014-09-23T09:49:13-05:00In the beginning there is always a child. The child [...]
Eric Chevillard’s THE AUTHOR AND ME is reviewed at the Harvard Crimson
adam2014-09-19T12:42:36-05:00Christopher Marlowe—author of “The Jew of Malta” and “Doctor Faustus,” [...]
Read/listen to Ishmael Reed, interviewed by Dialogue Talk
adam2014-09-18T16:05:37-05:00Click here to listen to Ishmael Reed
BALTHUS: A BIOGRAPHY by Nicholas Fox Weber is reviewed at Cleaver Magazine
adam2014-09-17T13:23:47-05:00When looking at the paintings of Balthus, the viewer can’t [...]
Warren Motte—author of MIRROR GAZING—is interviewed at Counterpath
adam2014-09-17T13:22:04-05:00ES: Dalkey Archive has just published your most recent book, [...]
Read an interview with D.E. Brooke—Robbe-Grillet translator—at the New Yorker
adam2014-09-17T10:01:13-05:00"A Sentimental Novel,” the final published work of the avant-garde [...]
Another Man’s City by Ch’oe In-ho, part of our Library of Korean Literature, is at the Complete Review
adam2014-09-17T09:58:41-05:00Another Man's City covers barely more than a single weekend, [...]
The Quarterly Conversation reviews Drago Jančar’s “The Tree With No Name” and Edouard Levé’s “Works”
adam2014-09-15T11:46:54-05:00At the opening of chapter 87—the first chapter found in [...]
The Short Fiction of Flann O’Brien is reviewed at the Mookse and the Gripes
adam2014-09-12T10:05:15-05:00“Flanneurs,” as devotees of Flann O’Brien are called, were undoubtedly [...]
Arno Camenisch’s novel THE ALP offers a “rich, deep portrait of a certain kind of country-life,” says the Complete Review
adam2014-09-11T14:57:09-05:00The Alp is set in the Swiss Alps, by the Sez [...]
