Book Reviews
Killing Commendatore
Once you get past the requisite hosannas, and they're ample for a writer of [...]
The Linden Tree
This pensive little memoir by the Argentine fantasist César Aria deals with remembrance as [...]
The Emissary
Set in a future Japan that along with the rest of the planet has [...]
A Girl in Exile: Requiem for Linda B.
Albanian playwright Rudian Stefa sees ghosts. They are both mythical, a byproduct of his [...]
Elmet
British author Fiona Mozley's debut novel is a rural thriller that never relinquishes its grip.
The World Goes On
László Krasznahorkai's newest collection of stories is yet another ode in his ongoing courtship of oblivion.
To the Back of the Beyond
In Peter Stamm's latest novel, a loving husband takes a walk from which it seems he never returns.
Pond
Irish writer Claire Louise Bennett's idiosyncratic "Pond" is a small masterpiece of cranky solitude.
Knots; Stories
Gunnhild Øyehaug's stories, first published in 2004, take the idea of entanglement to unsettling extremes.
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