“Call Me Brooklyn” by Eduardo Lago is reviewed at the Rumpus
adam2013-12-03T10:40:13-06:00Seven years after winning Spain’s prestigious Premio Nadal, Eduardo Lago’s [...]
S.D. Chrostowska’s “Permission” is one of Quill & Quire’s books of the year
adam2013-12-03T10:38:09-06:00One of the most intellectually bracing, technically fascinating Canadian-authored novels [...]
“Netanya” author, Dror Burstein, is interviewed at Bookslut
adam2013-12-03T10:33:25-06:00Dror Burstein is a telescope. To read Netanya, the Israeli [...]
The Soil, My Son’s Girlfriend, and A Most Ambiguous Sunday reviewed at The Quarterly Conversation
adam2013-12-01T15:44:58-06:00With any luck, 2013 should mark a watershed moment for [...]
The New York Times suggests “The Letters of William Gaddis” as a wonderful Holiday gift
adam2013-11-29T10:49:29-06:00Click here to see the entire 2013 New York Times [...]
S.D. Chrostowska’s novel “Permission” Deconstructs the Episotolary Form
adam2013-11-26T15:49:22-06:00In trying to frame a review of S.D. Chrostowska’s novel [...]
Read an excerpt from Joao Almino’s “Free City” at Dublin Review of Books
adam2013-11-20T16:11:40-06:00These days, months after the seven nights I spent with [...]
No One Writes Back reviewed at the Guardian
adam2013-11-19T15:54:00-06:00A young man, Jihun, travels through a series of nameless [...]
“Korean Lit Comes to America” The American Prospect takes a look at the Library of Korean Literature
adam2013-11-13T15:56:14-06:00If, as an American, you visit a globalized megacity like [...]
Three Percent checks out The Library of Korean Literature and Maya Pill
adam2013-11-04T18:14:54-06:00A few years back, Dalkey Archive announced that they had [...]
