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#RivetingReviews: Zuzana Slobodová reviews INTO THE SPOTLIGHT. NEW WRITING FROM SLOVAKIA edited by Magdalena Mullek and Julia Sherwood

Jun 15, 2017 • No comments

The cover of this slender anthology says it all. It looks like an embroidered piece of naïve art: A boy…

#‎RivetingReviews: Rosie Goldsmith reviews IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER by Balla

May 15, 2017 • No comments

I’m an ordinary, forgettable man…..the difference between me and most men is that I’m heartless and say so while others…

#‎RivetingReviews: Anna Blasiak reviews LULLABY FOR A HANGED MAN by Hubert Klimko-Dobrzaniecki

Jul 15, 2016 • No comments

The Polish writer Hubert Klimko-Dobrzaniecki spent several years in Iceland before moving to his current home of Austria. His Lullaby…

From THE FINNO-UGRIAN VAMPIRE by Noémi Szécsi translated by Peter Sherwood

Apr 26, 2016 • No comments

I could call my grandmother cosmopolitan, since she has visited virtually every corner of the globe and everywhere felt immediately…

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