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#‎RivetingReviews: Stephen Watts reviews ANGEL STATION by Jáchym Topol

Mar 16, 2018 • No comments

Dalkey Archive has published Alex Zucker’s translation of Jáchym Topol’s Angel Station (‘Anděl’, 1995), thus rounding off the English versions of…

Best European Fiction 2018 – Call for Stories

Mar 9, 2017 • No comments

Dalkey Archive Press is pleased to announce that we are now accepting submissions of recent or forthcoming European short stories and…

Best European Fiction 2018 – call for submissions

Jul 28, 2016 • No comments

Dalkey Archive Press is pleased to announce that they are now accepting submissions of recent or forthcoming European short stories and…

#‎RivetingReviews: David Hebblethwaite reviews FRAGILE TRAVELERS by Jovanka Živanović

Jul 15, 2016 • 1 comment

Fragile Travelers is the first book by Serbian writer Jovanka Živanović to appear in English translation. It begins with a…

Serendipity, the V&A shoe show and… ‘Philosophical Toys’ by Susana Medina

Jul 12, 2015 • No comments

Coincidences are emissaries of excitement … Follow their logic, as if it was a yellow brick road and everything will…

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