A year in the life of a South Korean high school graduate: “When Adam Opens his Eyes” reviewed at the Complete Review
adam2013-09-07T17:33:11-05:00When Adam Opens his Eyes is a year-in-the-life novel, a [...]
The Currency of Paper, reviewed at Full Stop, is “brimming with ideas.”
adam2013-09-07T17:30:33-05:00Referring to a work of fiction as a “novel of [...]
SD Chrostowska’s “lovely” novel, Permission, at Biblioklept
adam2013-09-07T17:24:04-05:00Sylwia Chrostowska’s novel Permission—got it in the mail on Saturday. [...]
“Flann O’Brien: 47 Years Dead and Still Contributing” at the Daily Targum
adam2013-09-07T17:11:42-05:00“The Short Fiction of Flann O’Brien” is funny, witty and [...]
Stig Saeterbakken’s final novel “Through the Night” covered by the New York Times
adam2013-08-30T16:32:27-05:00There’s a house in Slovakia within whose walls lurk your [...]
Flann O’Brien, “master of satire”, and his recent collections reviewed at the Independent
adam2013-08-18T10:38:46-05:00This collection gathers together an expansive selection of Flann O'Brien's [...]
Brigitte Lozerec’h’s passionate and emotional “Sisters” reviewed at the Hairy Dog Review
adam2013-08-16T17:27:00-05:00Midway through Brigitte Lozerec’h’s Sisters, Mathilde Lewly, one of the [...]
Scott Esposito’s magnificent review of “George Anderson” at the Washington Post
adam2013-08-16T17:10:25-05:00The stories a nation tells itself are crucial to its [...]
Stig Sæterbakken’s masterful final novel “Through the Night” reviewed at Numéro Cinq
adam2013-08-16T16:45:48-05:00GOD PLEASE FUCK MY MIND FOR GOOD snarls the disquieting [...]
The 3 novellas that make up Bauçà’s “The Siege in the Room” are reviewed at 3:AM Magazine
adam2013-08-16T16:32:47-05:00The first sentence of The Siege in the Room is [...]
