Alienation in the collection “Lonesome You” by Park Wan-suh
adam2013-10-15T15:43:22-05:00As KTLIT tweeted yesterday (yes, you can follow KTLIT on [...]
Read an excerpt from Andy Fitch’s “Pop Poetics: Reframing Joe Brainard” at the Sink Review
adam2013-10-10T07:14:53-05:00WARHOL’S SOUP CAN paintings differ from Joe Brainard’s quasi-autobiographical literary [...]
“Arvo Pärt in Conversation” makes for an absorbing read, says All Manner of Thing
adam2013-10-08T07:30:40-05:00This book is a nice pendant to The Cambridge Companion [...]
Listen to Sarah Brett discuss Flann O’Brien’s legacy at BBC Radio
adam2013-10-07T06:34:05-05:00Click here to stream BBC Radio's "Flann O'Brien Literary Festival"
João Almino’s “Free City” reviewed at Words Without Borders
adam2013-10-02T14:11:41-05:00While Brasilia, the only city built in the twentieth century [...]
Read an excerpt from SD Chrostowska’s “Permission” at Biblioklept
adam2013-10-01T16:31:48-05:00The thingness of books, especially of many books kept in [...]
Gallerist NY reports on the disconnect between publishers & museums: Balthus bio refused to be sold at the Met
adam2013-09-27T08:18:47-05:00Balthus: A Biography by Nicholas Fox Weber is the only [...]
“Permission” is reviewer Steven W. Beattie’s surprise book of the year
adam2013-09-25T10:03:55-05:00York University professor Chrostowska’s nouveau-epistolary novel is one of the [...]
“Stingray” is another winner from the Library of Korean Literature
adam2013-09-24T14:15:25-05:00Stingray, by Kim Joo-Young (available for pre-order only!), translated by [...]
“America’s Best Unknown Writer”: The Letters of William Gaddis in The New York Review of Books
adam2013-09-20T09:04:12-05:00William Gaddis was nineteen in 1942, when he wrote to [...]
