‘La Bâtarde’ by Violette Leduc reviewed on Bookslut.
adam2015-05-27T14:38:19-05:00The title is longlisted for 2015 Daphne awards “For its [...]
‘Atavisms’ by Raymond Bock reviewed in The New Yorker
adam2015-05-27T14:33:19-05:00“…the youthful vigor of its language and the narrative propulsion [...]
The Irish Times reviews “The Key / An Eochair” by Máirtín Ó Cadhain
adam2015-04-20T15:29:09-05:00The newspaper says, this “Sixty-year-old absurdist comedy in the Civil [...]
Guttersnipe Bookshelf: GRABINOULOR, A Joyous Neglected Dada Masterpiece
adam2015-03-19T16:44:54-05:00Special sale to bookstores makes its way to Galway, Ireland [...]
RAPIDS by Patrick Boltshauser, SELECTED STORIES by Kjell Askildsen, and RADIO by Tõnu Õnnepalu are some of World Literature Today’s November picks
adam2014-11-04T14:00:39-06:00Click here to read what they say about Dalkey's titles, [...]
Ch’oe In-ho’s ANOTHER MAN’S CITY from our Library of Korean Literature is reviewed at Asymptote Journal
adam2014-10-30T17:05:55-05:00God often plays an outsized role in science fiction, if [...]
Hadrien Laroche’s novel, ORPHANS, reviewed at the Millions
adam2014-10-30T14:07:29-05:00The central characters of the first season of The Returned, [...]
ANOTHER MAN’S CITY by Choi In-ho is at The Korea Herald and reviewed by Cleaver Magazine
adam2014-10-16T14:46:05-05:00The late beloved Korean novelist Choi In-ho (1945-2013)’s novel “Another [...]
Read and listen to a section of ANOTHER MAN’S CITY by Ch’oe In-ho at Asymptote Journal
adam2014-10-15T14:53:17-05:00The café was located at the boundary of a residential [...]
Álvaro Enrigue’s HYPOTHERMIA is reviewed at MAKE Literary Magazine
adam2014-10-14T08:07:12-05:00The origin of the word gringo is a nebulous one. [...]
