Literary Review
A very neat adaptation of a literary masterpiece
When someone writing a review is just grateful that the work in question was made at all, you really...
Library’s ‘One City’ Is an Event You Should Book
“You surrender. You open the book and disappearinto someone else’s life.” That’s the start of a poem, “Many Stories,”...
Part book, part festival, all class
Published quarterly, Griffith Review is more than an award-winning literary journal – it’s a carefully curated celebration of...
Book review: ‘Atomizer’, Elizabeth A.I. Powell | Books | Seven Days
click to enlarge Courtesy LSU Press Atomizer by...
In Fiction, Martin Amis Summons His Literary Friends and Role Models
Throughout the book, Amis penetratingly relates the horrors of late middle age, less genteelly known as the beginning of...
Sheikh Zayed Book Award records highest number of submissions
Image only for representation The highest number of submissions have been recorded for the 15th edition of the Sheikh...
Shawn Vestal: Walter stayed — and helped his hometown literary scene flourish
When Maya Zeller was beginning her graduate work as a poetry student in Eastern Washington University’s MFA program in 2005,...
Writer, editor Manisha Chaudhry on what gives her a literary ‘kick’- The New Indian Express
Manisha Chaudhry has many years of experience as a publishing professional and in the social development sector. She began...
Book Review | The Finnish translation of David Foster’s masterpiece called “impossible to translate” is complete, and it gives the same pleasure to the text as Wallace’s prose in English. – Pledge Times
The cornucopia of cultural and literary references by David Foster Wallace is simple in its basic setup, writes Tommi...
Wendy Erskine wins Butler Literary Award; Michael Amherst wins Hubert Butler Essay Prize
Michael Amherst has won the 2020 Hubert Butler Essay Prize for his essay on the subject of Communal solidarity...
