Machado de Assis’s STORIES are “a rare opportunity to explore Machado de Assis’ experimentation” at Rain Taxi
adam2014-08-07T08:59:12-05:00Machado de Assis is known for his blending of classic [...]
The Guardian calls Edouard Levé’s WORKS “a delight to read”
adam2014-08-06T16:21:16-05:00I have heard conceptual art referred to, by someone who is [...]
“A Man: Klaus Klump” and the power of Gonçalo Tavares’s art at Words Without Borders
adam2014-08-04T18:21:07-05:00Gonçalo M. Tavares (Does the M stand for Man? Maniac? Master? Certainly not [...]
THE AUTHOR & ME by Eric Chevillard awarded a Kirkus Star
adam2014-08-01T09:25:06-05:00An attempt to map the distance between novelist and character [...]
Publisher’s Weekly reviews Marko Sosic’s “Ballerina, Ballerina” and Jon Fosse’s “Melancholy II”
adam2014-07-30T12:31:49-05:00Sosic’s sorrowful and strange first novel, first published in 1997, [...]
“A Sentimental Novel” by Alain Robbe-Grillet is at the New Yorker
adam2014-07-28T15:26:55-05:00A SENTIMENTAL NOVEL, by Alain Robbe-Grillet, translated from the French by [...]
The Mookse & Gripes calls Florjan Lipuš’s The Errors of Young Tjaž a “very gratifying read”
adam2014-07-24T08:38:48-05:00Some books aim for comfort, for a style, plot and [...]
Alain Robbe-Grillet’s “A Sentimental Novel” is at London Review of Books
adam2014-07-23T14:03:57-05:00By the time he was elected to the Académie française in [...]
Read an excerpt of S.D. Chrostowska’s PERMISSION at the Believer
adam2014-07-17T18:36:53-05:00The following is an excerpt from S.D. Chrostowska’s novel, Permission, which was [...]
“WORKS is a slim volume of big ideas” —Edouard Levé’s WORKS reviewed at the LA Times
adam2014-07-12T18:00:46-05:00When I was in the Navy, I heard a story [...]
