A QUIET (AND VERY TEMPORARY) TAKEOVER While Rosie The Riveter Goldsmith is busy moving house (NB. She will have a new postal address for all your lovely books!) and West Camel is busy editing our next Baltics Riveter magazine – to focus on Latvian, Lithuanian and Estonian literatures (and to coinc
Ulli Lust, in her mid-twenties, an aspiring artist in Vienna, is in love with two men: Georg, the 20-year-old actor, with whom things have fizzled out in bed; and Kimata, the Nigerian refugee, with whom she flirts at a party and falls into a madly passionate affair. Then, there is a third man in the
Zsófia Bán’s first prose work, Night School, is being translated by Jim Tucker for upcoming publication in the US. It’s rather an unusual work, defined by its dark humour and subversive blurring of the boundaries between knowledge and fiction. Night School is a fictional primary-school textb
