“No One Writes Back”, part of our Library of Korean Literature, is reviewed at the Complete Review
adam2014-03-10T11:21:56-05:00The premise of No One Writes Back is set out in [...]
Totally Dublin gets excited about Joao Almino’s “Free City” and John Kelly’s upcoming “From Out of the City”
adam2014-03-04T10:48:03-06:00Broadcaster and occasional harmonica player with Van Morrison, John Kelly’s [...]
John Kelly’s “From Out of the City” is reviewed at the Irish Times
adam2014-03-02T15:15:03-06:00The city is Dublin, the year 2040. Out in the [...]
Dalkey is saddened by the news of Richard Sheldon’s death. Richard Sheldon was a kind, generous man who made is possible for others to discover Viktor Shklovsky. His translations of Shklovsky will go on being cherished by readers and scholars, and his work will remain in print at Dalkey Archive for many, many years to come.
adam2014-02-25T09:39:04-06:00Read his obituary at: Richard Robert Sheldon II, Valley News
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adam2014-02-21T06:20:54-06:00Dear readers, We are moving to a new book distributor [...]
Alona Kimhi’s “Lily La Tigresse” is reviewed at Tikkun
adam2014-02-14T11:12:30-06:00Like “narrative” or “culture,” “magical realism” is one of those [...]
NPR calls “The Faster I Walk, the Smaller I Am” by Kjersti A. Skomsvold as an “unforgettable” book about solitude
adam2014-02-12T12:48:05-06:00A masterwork of control and characterization, Kjersti Skomsvold's novel captures [...]
“The Book of Emotions” writer, João Almino, talks to the Irish Times about his writing and his Brazilian contemporaries
adam2014-02-11T09:56:14-06:00‘We buy Brazil’s clothes, we admire its football, we dance [...]
Best European Fiction event on RTE’s The Book Show
adam2014-02-08T14:02:27-06:00Drago Jancar (Best European Fiction 2014 preface), Susana Medina (Spain, Oestrogen), her [...]
Read the first chapter of John Kelly’s FROM OUT OF THE CITY here
adam2014-02-04T18:14:55-06:00In the same year (1998) John Kelly took the journey [...]
