Arno Camenisch’s novel THE ALP offers a “rich, deep portrait of a certain kind of country-life,” says the Complete Review
adam2014-09-11T14:57:09-05:00The Alp is set in the Swiss Alps, by the Sez [...]
Pseudo-Intellectual Reviews welcomes more of our Georgian Literature Series
adam2014-09-05T10:00:03-05:00Back in January, Dalkey Archive Press released the first four [...]
Publishers Weekly reviews Tomaz Salamun’s SOY REALIDAD and Antoine Volodine’s WRITERS
adam2014-09-03T09:21:10-05:00Salamun (On the Tracks of Wild Game) commands a tremendous [...]
Numéro Cinq Magazine takes a look back and remembers Nicholas Mosley’s “Efforts at Truth: An Autobiography”
adam2014-09-01T09:08:15-05:00Nicholas Mosley is a rare beast — a reactionary revolutionist, [...]
Jon Fosse’s “Melancholy” is reviewed at Norwegian American Weekly
adam2014-09-01T09:05:18-05:00Jon Fosse’s Melancholy becomes a much more interesting novel when the reader [...]
The Limping Chicken reviews Donal McLaughlin’s “Beheading the Virgin Mary” and talks about his story that cuts through to what the deaf experience really is
adam2014-08-28T14:17:58-05:00Born in Northern Ireland, reared in Scotland, the writer and [...]
Machado de Assis’s STORIES is at the Times Literary Supplement
adam2014-08-27T10:43:09-05:00Everything about Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis seems double. There’s [...]
Antoine Volodine’s WRITERS is reviewed at 3:AM Magazine
adam2014-08-27T08:40:44-05:00“I hate reading ‘difficult authors.’” In this interview filmed in 2011, French [...]
RAPIDS by Patrick Boltshauser is reviewed at the Times Literary Supplement
adam2014-08-25T13:14:37-05:00A brief summary might classify Rapids, the Swiss playwright Patrick Bolthauser's [...]
Antoine Volodine’s “finely crafted” stories, WRITERS, is at the Complete Review
adam2014-08-14T09:33:53-05:00Writers was published in the French original as a novel ('roman'), [...]
