Pseudo-Intellectual Reviews welcomes more of our Georgian Literature Series
adam2014-09-05T10:00:03-05:00Back in January, Dalkey Archive Press released the first four [...]
London Event, September 30: An Evening with Balthus biographer, Nicholas Fox Weber
adam2014-09-04T13:33:29-05:00Publishers Weekly reviews Tomaz Salamun’s SOY REALIDAD and Antoine Volodine’s WRITERS
adam2014-09-03T09:21:10-05:00Salamun (On the Tracks of Wild Game) commands a tremendous [...]
Numéro Cinq Magazine takes a look back and remembers Nicholas Mosley’s “Efforts at Truth: An Autobiography”
adam2014-09-01T09:08:15-05:00Nicholas Mosley is a rare beast — a reactionary revolutionist, [...]
Jon Fosse’s “Melancholy” is reviewed at Norwegian American Weekly
adam2014-09-01T09:05:18-05:00Jon Fosse’s Melancholy becomes a much more interesting novel when the reader [...]
The Limping Chicken reviews Donal McLaughlin’s “Beheading the Virgin Mary” and talks about his story that cuts through to what the deaf experience really is
adam2014-08-28T14:17:58-05:00Born in Northern Ireland, reared in Scotland, the writer and [...]
Machado de Assis’s STORIES is at the Times Literary Supplement
adam2014-08-27T10:43:09-05:00Everything about Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis seems double. There’s [...]
Antoine Volodine’s WRITERS is reviewed at 3:AM Magazine
adam2014-08-27T08:40:44-05:00“I hate reading ‘difficult authors.’” In this interview filmed in 2011, French [...]
Donal McLaughlin, “Beheading the Virgin Mary, and Other Stories” writer, featured on the Guardian podcast and in the Glasgow Review of Books following his appearance at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
adam2014-08-25T13:17:57-05:00I do sometimes wonder what goes into deciding which two [...]
RAPIDS by Patrick Boltshauser is reviewed at the Times Literary Supplement
adam2014-08-25T13:14:37-05:00A brief summary might classify Rapids, the Swiss playwright Patrick Bolthauser's [...]
