The Irish Independent calls John Kelly’s FROM OUT OF THE CITY “lyrical and oblique, very satisfying in a way only literature can be.”
adam2014-04-13T10:58:42-05:00There have been many fine books set in our [...]
London Book Fair Korea market focus and Dalkey Archive’s Library of Korean Literature in the Guardian
adam2014-04-11T09:43:36-05:00After two years of political hot potatoes – first China [...]
S.D. Chrostowska’s PERMISSION reviewed at the Winnipeg Review
adam2014-04-07T15:40:33-05:00In Permission we read a sequence of emails from a female letter-writer [...]
Words Without Borders joins an Evening of Dalkey’s Spanish and Latin American Writers & Translators, organized by the Americas Society
adam2014-03-31T09:00:46-05:00Translators were at the foreground at last night’s celebration [...]
“The Maya Pill” by German Sadulaev is a ‘potent post-Soviet satire with a dose of dark humour’ says the Independent
adam2014-03-26T11:24:35-05:00German Sadulaev's sprawling, unruly novel, set mainly in St Petersburg, [...]
“Treasure Trove of Fiction from the Archives”, Dalkey Archive Press at the Irish Independent
adam2014-03-24T09:49:45-05:00Named after Flann O'Brien's final novel, the Dalkey Archive [...]
An essay on Ann Quin at the Quarterly Conversation
adam2014-03-24T09:45:03-05:00For a time I was a regular presence in [...]
Dalkey Archive Press (John O’Brien) awarded the LTI Korea Distinguished Service Award for helping to raise awareness of Korean Literature
adam2014-03-23T14:17:00-05:00Thanks to the efforts of foreign publishers and scholars, more [...]
Bookmunch calls “From Out of the City” by John Kelly a novel with “a voice of its own”
adam2014-03-20T09:51:22-05:00John Kelly is an Irish radio DJ, the presenter of [...]
Robbe-Grillet’s “A Sentimental Novel” is reviewed at the Complete Review
adam2014-03-20T09:46:03-05:00A Sentimental Novel isn't a work that's easy to deal [...]
