RAPIDS by Patrick Boltshauser is reviewed at RTE Ireland
adam2014-05-20T10:42:49-05:00Patrick Bolthauser is a playwright and novelist who was born [...]
All four titles in the Georgian Literature Series reviewed at Tweed’s Magazine
adam2014-05-19T08:44:43-05:00On Journey to Karabakh by Aka Morchiladze: "Morchiladze deserves [...]
The Rumpus calls Markus Werner’s ZUNDEL’S EXIT “wonderfully clever and thoughtful and original”
adam2014-05-17T14:53:42-05:00A wailing child lost in the neon aisles of a [...]
LILY LA TIGRESSE a “tremendous read, filled with heartache, sweetness, and plenty of laughs”, Jewish Book Council
adam2014-05-17T08:29:27-05:00Alona Kimhi's Lily La Tigresse takes place in present-day Israel. Lily, the [...]
Publishers Weekly calls A MAN: KLAUS KLUMP by Goncalo M. Tavares ‘interesting’ and ‘vivid’
adam2014-05-15T16:27:04-05:00This absurdist Portuguese novella is full of non-sequiturs, narrative curlicues, [...]
Joao Almino — author of FREE CITY and THE BOOK OF EMOTIONS — is interviewed at the Buenos Aires Review
adam2014-05-09T09:22:23-05:00Jonathan Blitzer: You’re originally from northern Brazil—Mossoró—but your novels bring [...]
Dror Burstein’s NETANYA at the Times Literary Supplement: “Israeli fiction on life and death”
adam2014-05-09T09:19:54-05:00According to the Bible, creation was an exercise in higher [...]
May 22, The Library of Korean Literature in conversation with Irish authors
adam2014-05-06T16:45:15-05:00Hallyu, or the ‘Korean Wave’, has led to an outpouring [...]
May 17, 2pm, John Kelly reads his new novel
adam2014-05-06T16:41:51-05:00John Kelly made his acclaimed fiction debut with The Little [...]
Kjell Askildsen at the Independent: “There’s more to contemporary short fiction than America and more to Norway than Knausgaard.”
adam2014-05-06T15:26:01-05:00Following George Saunders's triumph at the inaugural Folio Prize, and [...]
