Review: Róbert Gál’s Agnomia
adam2019-03-18T15:26:43-05:00Joseph Schreiber has published a review of Agnomia by Róbert [...]
Portuguese Titles in Review
adam2019-03-15T20:25:07-05:00It is a testament to the skill of all four [...]
Review: “How long does trauma last?” – Mothers and Daughters by Vedrana Rudan
adam2019-02-28T21:47:18-06:00Jackie Law reviews Mothers and Daughters written by Vedrana Rudan, translated [...]
REVIEW: The White Review on Luis Goytisolo’s RECOUNTING
adam2018-03-08T15:13:35-06:00The book’s most affecting passages are its meandering digressions into [...]
REVIEWS: The Irish Times and RTE review CARING FOR JAPANESE ARTS AT THE CHESTER BEATTY LIBRARY
adam2018-02-08T16:45:12-06:00Yushiko Ushioda's memoir, CARING FOR JAPANESE ARTS AT THE [...]
BEF picked as a book of the year by the IRISH INDEPENDENT!
adam2017-12-29T19:56:37-06:00In the Irish Independent, Martina Devlin picks Best European Fiction 2018 as one of [...]
REVIEW: Times Literary Supplement on BEST EUROPEAN FICTION 2018
adam2017-12-18T16:38:10-06:00"Now in its ninth year, this dependable anthology of short [...]
REVIEW: Michael Orthofer reviews Basara’s IN SEARCH OF THE GRAIL and Fosse’s BOATHOUSE
adam2017-11-20T14:19:58-06:00[IN SEARCH OF THE GRAIL] is a free-wheeling, multi-layered, open-ended [...]
REVIEW: Maja Vidmar’s THE GIFT OF DELAY reviewed by RTÉ
adam2017-11-14T15:20:06-06:00"Evasive, challenging, and resistant to anything formulaic or predictable, Maya [...]
REVIEW: RTÉ reviews BOATHOUSE by Jon Fosse
adam2017-11-09T17:34:04-06:00"Forget the conventions of literature, the man’s story spills out [...]
