Largehearted Boy excited about Best European Fiction 2014 release
adam2013-10-31T10:23:31-05:00In the Largehearted Word series, the staff of Brooklyn's WORD [...]
Álvaro Enrigue’s “neatly woven book” HYPOTHERMIA reviewed at World Literature Today
adam2013-10-28T10:16:36-05:00The first of Mexican author Álvaro Enrigue’s six books to [...]
Korean Literature in Translation thinks “At Least We Can Apologize” is another great one
adam2013-10-21T10:00:46-05:00Another great one from the LTI Korea/Dalkey Archive’s collection of [...]
The Korea Herald welcomes the Library of Korean Literature
adam2013-10-21T09:50:52-05:00The first 10 volumes of Dalkey Archive Press and the [...]
Highlights of Harry Mathews long career at Vice
adam2013-10-21T09:44:45-05:00Since 1962, Harry Mathews has published more than 30 works [...]
“Netanya” is unlike anything Todd Hasak-Lowy has ever read, at Asymptote
adam2013-10-18T09:02:04-05:00Perhaps the most surprising moment in David Grossman's ambitious and [...]
William Gaddis at the L.A. Review of Books
adam2013-10-16T15:39:36-05:00BILL GADDIS was my brother’s best friend of all time. [...]
Read an excerpt of Alvaro Enrigue’s “Hypothermia” at the White Review
adam2013-10-16T09:29:46-05:00Friday, March 20. As I saw the lights of Mexico [...]
Alienation in the collection “Lonesome You” by Park Wan-suh
adam2013-10-15T15:43:22-05:00As KTLIT tweeted yesterday (yes, you can follow KTLIT on [...]
Read an excerpt from Andy Fitch’s “Pop Poetics: Reframing Joe Brainard” at the Sink Review
adam2013-10-10T07:14:53-05:00WARHOL’S SOUP CAN paintings differ from Joe Brainard’s quasi-autobiographical literary [...]
