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From DEVILSPEL by Grigory Kanovich, translated by Yisrael Elliot Cohen

Apr 9, 2020 • No comments

“By the time Elisheva and Tomkus entered the shade of the Zelenaya Roshcha the sun had emerged in its full…

Rosie Goldsmith talks about the EBRD Literature Prize 2020 shortlist

Apr 1, 2020 • No comments

The 2020 EBRD Literature Prize shortlist has been announced.Click here to find out which three books have been shortlisted, in…

Shortlist for the EBRD Literature Prize 2020 announced

Mar 30, 2020 • No comments

Three novels have been announced as finalists in the 2020 EBRD Literature Prize by the London-based European Bank for Reconstruction and Development…

Grigory Kanovich at 90: A Celebration by Max Easterman

Jun 21, 2019 • No comments

On Wednesday, June 12th, it was my pleasure to host a celebration of the life and work of the Lithuanian-Jewish…

#RivetingReviews: Max Easterman reviews DEVILSPEL by Grigory Kanovich

Apr 29, 2019 • 1 comment

‘…the most lasting monuments are made not of granite or marble, nor from slabs of stone, but are constructed in…

Grigory Kanovich at 90 by Max Easterman

Apr 29, 2019 • No comments

Grigory Kanovich was born in 1929 into a Jewish family In the Lithuanian town of Jonava. His childhood, described in…

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