“No One Writes Back”, part of our Library of Korean Literature, is reviewed at the Complete Review
adam2014-03-10T11:21:56-05:00The premise of No One Writes Back is set out in [...]
Totally Dublin gets excited about Joao Almino’s “Free City” and John Kelly’s upcoming “From Out of the City”
adam2014-03-04T10:48:03-06:00Broadcaster and occasional harmonica player with Van Morrison, John Kelly’s [...]
John Kelly’s “From Out of the City” is reviewed at the Irish Times
adam2014-03-02T15:15:03-06:00The city is Dublin, the year 2040. Out in the [...]
Alona Kimhi’s “Lily La Tigresse” is reviewed at Tikkun
adam2014-02-14T11:12:30-06:00Like “narrative” or “culture,” “magical realism” is one of those [...]
NPR calls “The Faster I Walk, the Smaller I Am” by Kjersti A. Skomsvold as an “unforgettable” book about solitude
adam2014-02-12T12:48:05-06:00A masterwork of control and characterization, Kjersti Skomsvold's novel captures [...]
The Spectator reviews “The Short Stories of Flann O’Brien”
adam2014-01-30T09:54:24-06:00On his deathbed in Dublin in the spring of 1966, [...]
Aka Morchiladze’s “Journey to Karabakh” at the Independent
adam2014-01-29T10:14:30-06:00Aka Morchiladze's extraordinary novella opens and closes in Georgia following [...]
Georgia Today calls “The Literature Express” a riotous parable
adam2014-01-24T09:33:48-06:00A bevy of mediocre writers are invited to a seminar [...]
A wonderful review of Stig Saeterbakken’s “Through the Night” at Asymptote
adam2014-01-16T11:06:04-06:00In an essay completed not long before his suicide in [...]
Jewish Book Council reviews “Netanya”, calling it well done and fascinating
adam2014-01-14T21:24:16-06:00Dror Burstein’s Netanya is labeled a novel by the publishers, [...]
