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19 September 2017
EIBF 2017: TRAVELOGUE WITH A TRAVELOGUE OF TRAVELOGUES* – Outriders
23 July 2017
THE ZENNOR ROAD
23 May 2017
AN OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WINDOW ONTO A CITY: Jason Donald’s ‘Dalila’
27 April 2017
A REFUGE FOR COMPLEXITY: Alessandro Baricco’s ‘The Young Bride’ (La sposa giovane), translated into English by Ann Goldstein
27 February 2017
THE TWO ANACHRONISMS: An Ecocritical Response to a Review – by Steve Mentz
30 December 2016
READS OF THE YEAR 2016: Mark West
29 December 2016
READS OF THE YEAR 2016: Tom White
27 October 2016
RIPOSTES AND ADDENDUMS: TEJU COLE’S ‘KNOWN AND STRANGE THINGS’
20 August 2016
EIBF 2016: ‘THE SORROWS OF MEXICO’: Diego Enrique Osorno, Sergio González Rodríguez and Emiliano Ruiz Parra
18 August 2016
Ana Blandiana and Hölderlin’s Eternal Question
20 July 2016
ANTHROPOCENE FLOTSAM: Steve Mentz’s ‘Shipwreck Modernity: Ecologies of Globalization, 1550-1719’
8 May 2016
KIRUNA’S CHOICE: Dominic Hinde’s ‘A Utopia Like Any Other: Inside the Swedish Model’
6 May 2016
POROUS AND RESILIENT: ‘Tales from a Cancelled Country’, ed. by Alan McMunnigall, Brian Hamill & Stuart Blackwood
5 April 2016
ON THE EDGES: Amy Liptrot’s ‘The Outrun’
10 March 2016
THINGS INVISIBLE TO SEE: Russia’s vanishing act on Ukraine and the country’s literary renaissance
21 January 2016
SELECTED POEMS BY PAUL VAN OSTAIJEN, TRANSLATED BY HANNAH VAN HOVE
31 December 2015
READS OF THE YEAR 2015: Mark West
18 December 2015
IMPERSONAL UTOPIA: Joanna Walsh’s ‘Hotel’
10 December 2015
LYRIC MEDIUMS: Joanna Newsom’s ‘Divers’
3 December 2015
BERLINER UNWILLE: Nicolas Hausdorf and Alexander Goller’s ‘Super Structural Berlin’
29 October 2015
LIKE THIEVES IN BROAD DAYLIGHT: Mathias Enard’s ‘Street of Thieves’, translated by Charlotte Mandell
27 September 2015
Enter Anthropocene, c. 1610
26 July 2015
FIVE FINGER INFORMATIONISM
21 July 2015
SCALES/PATTERNS by Tom White
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