The Complete Review: “Adibas” offers a slice of contemporary Georgian life
adam2014-01-08T11:49:03-06:00adibas is set in August 2008, as the South Ossetian [...]
Writer Lisa Thatcher reviews “Hypothermia” by Alvaro Enrigue
adam2014-01-06T09:46:16-06:00When Dante arrives at the focal point of hell, the [...]
“Best European Fiction at its most experimental and strange” at the Irish Examiner
adam2014-01-06T09:38:50-06:00This is the fifth annual collection of cutting-edge European fiction [...]
From the Library of Korean Literature, “House with a Sunken Courtyard” is reviewed at Truthdig
adam2014-01-04T18:22:54-06:00The Korean War (1950-1953) and its ramifications have imprinted themselves [...]
“A Day in the Life” by Senji Kuroi at the Japan Times
adam2013-12-30T09:41:04-06:00“A Day in the Life” features 12 short stories told [...]
“The Soil”, “Those Whom I Would Like to Meet Again”, and “Hypothermia” included in World Literature Today’s Notable Translations of 2013
adam2013-12-23T10:34:25-06:00The 2013 calendar year was packed with literary translation news. [...]
“Love and Loss in 3/4 time” Waltz reviewed at 3:AM Magazine
adam2013-12-18T16:32:19-06:00In the 1930s, Francesc Trabal was at the center of [...]
Best European Fiction 2014 at Sabotage Reviews
adam2013-12-17T12:06:04-06:00Perhaps the first question raised by the Dalkey Archives Press‘ [...]
“Permission” author, S.D. Chrostowska, interviewed at 3:AM Magazine
adam2013-12-16T11:17:30-06:003:AM: How did Permission begin? Did it begin as a [...]
“Permission” author, S.D. Chrostowska, in conversation with Kate Zambreno at BOMBLOG
adam2013-12-05T15:12:37-06:00Kate Zambreno Your novel Permission follows Fearn Wren, a pseudonymous [...]
