Belén Gopegui:Quédate este día y esta noche conmigo ( Stay This Day And Night With Me)
The latest addition to my website is Belén Gopegui's Quédate este día y esta noche conmigo ( Stay This Day And Night With Me). This is a novel about Google.…
The latest addition to my website is Belén Gopegui's Quédate este día y esta noche conmigo ( Stay This Day And Night With Me). This is a novel about Google.…
The latest addition to my website is Maki Kashimada's 六〇〇〇度の愛 (Love at Six Thousand Degrees). This is something of a Japanese response to the film Hiroshima mon amour, scripted by…
The latest addition to my website is Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky's Странствующее Странно (Stravaging Strange). Stravage is an old Irisih/Scottish word meaning wandering aimlessly. This book consists of three stories (plus a…
The latest addition to my website is Miquel de Palol's El jardí dels set crepuscles (The Garden of Seven Twilights). This is the first novel by the major Catalan writer…
Having just read twenty Ukrainian novels in a row does not really entitle me to make any major judgements about the country or its literature. Nevertheless I shall make a…
The latest addition to my website is Eugenia Kononenko's Російський сюжет (A Russian Story). This is the last in my Ukrainian marathon and, despite the title, certainly one that deals…
The latest addition to my website is Alexei Nikitin's Истеми (Y.T). In 1984 five students play a war game which involve inventing countries and transposing real historical characters to other…
The latest addition to my website is Marjana Gaponenko's Wer ist Martha? (Who is Martha?). Our hero is Luka Levadski. He is a ninety-six year old Ukrainian ornithologist. He has…
The latest addition to my website is Maria Matios's Солодка Даруся (Sweet Darusya). The novel is set among the Hutsul people in the Carpathians and is told in reverse chronological…
The latest addition to my website is Taras Prokhasko's НепрОсті (The Unsimple). This is a post-modern, magic realism novel set in the Carpathians. It is set primarily in the fairly…