A Brief History of Yes: Language of the Heart
adam2013-07-27T15:51:02-05:00A Brief History of Yes is a weeping novel. Its [...]
My Beautiful Bus reviewed at Verbicide Magazine
adam2013-07-27T13:59:13-05:00Bus riders are a different breed. Those who have to [...]
Salvador Espriu’s Centenary is Celebrated at the Paris Review Blog
adam2013-07-27T13:49:23-05:00The great Catalan writer Salvador Espriu—and he was a very, [...]
Hypothermia writer, Álvaro Enrigue, picks 10 books inspired by books of the past
adam2013-07-27T13:04:40-05:00Álvaro Enrigue's story collection Hypothermia explores identity and isolation through [...]
Discover Istanbul in Buket Uzuner’s I AM ISTANBUL
adam2013-07-27T12:57:03-05:00I've been to Istanbul innumerable times and thought I knew [...]
The Irish Catholic is delighted by The Short Fiction of Flann O’Brien
adam2013-07-27T12:50:39-05:00The Dalkey Archive Press takes its name from the last [...]
This Summer, novelist Hari Kunzru is excited to read Gerald Murnane’s The Barley Patch
adam2013-07-27T12:42:14-05:00Check it out here at The Guardian
Diary of an Unfinished Review: Chitarroni’s The No Variations
adam2013-07-27T12:34:19-05:00An unsettling sensation welled up from time to time, as [...]
A Brief History of Yes by Micheline Aharonian Marcom
adam2013-06-29T17:49:47-05:00Reviewing the work of Micheline Aharonian Marcom is likely to [...]
Flann shows his staying power in eternal city
adam2013-06-29T17:48:09-05:00Scholars gather in Rome for three-day conference on writings of [...]
