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Interview: Andrea Sisco, co-founder of Armchair Interviews
Print review publications are declining, but online review sites are thriving!
Read More »Book Review: Malvinas Requiem by Rodolfo Fogwill
A work that has been called Argentina's Catch-22 blends the mundane and the horrible and reality and surrealism.
Read More »Book Review: Postcards From Ed – Dispatches And Salvos From An American Iconoclast, Edited By David Petersen
...the monkey wrench is not a symbol of destruction, but a symbol of the potential in all of us to restore the world with our abilities.
Read More »Book Review: Other Colours by Orhan Pamuk
If you care about the world beyond your borders, you would be remiss not to read every word of this book carefully.
Read More »Joan Didion and Terry Gross to be Honored at National Book Awards Ceremony in November, Book Finalists Announced in October
Fran Lebowitz will host the ceremony celebrating the best of American literature.
Read More »Book Review: Ovenman by Jeff Parker
The future isn't a concept these kids think about except in terms of another day you have to get through.
Read More »Book Review: The Incantation Of Frida K. by Kate Braverman
... a work of fiction that depicts how the artistic mind under certain circumstances can turn a person into their own worst enemy.
Read More »Book Review: The Solitude Of Emperors by David Davidar
Until recent times India was a pluralistic society the envy of any so called modern civilization...
Read More »Book Review: The Last Summer of Reason by Tahar Djaout
Tahar Djaout's seemingly prescient tale of a radical Islamist state is a cautionary story that is not limited to Muslim fundamentalism.
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