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Fiction
16 August 2017
EIBF 2017: An Interview with Ever Dundas
9 August 2017
NIGHT OOT (AN EVENING TO REMEMBER) – A SHORT STORY BY ALASDAIR MACQUARRIE
6 July 2017
“BLESSED IS HE WHO LEAVES”: Olga Tokarczuk’s ‘Flights’, translated by Jennifer Croft
4 July 2017
“WE”: BRIT BENNETT’S ‘THE MOTHERS’
20 June 2017
STORIES FROM THE MIND’S EYE: Camilla Grudova’s ‘The Doll’s Alphabet’
16 June 2017
The Strange Case of Thomas Mair
12 June 2017
BEHIND THE IRONIC CURTAIN: ‘Mikhail and Margarita’ by Julia Lekstrom Himes
8 June 2017
SINISTER STREET: Carolina Sanín’s ‘The Children’, translated by Nick Caistor
23 May 2017
AN OBSCURE AND UNUSUAL WINDOW ONTO A CITY: Jason Donald’s ‘Dalila’
11 May 2017
PIECES OF A PUZZLE: ‘Tangram’ by Juan Carlos Márquez, trans. by James Womack
3 May 2017
TIBER – PICTURE OF A DROWNED IMAGE – A SHORT STORY BY MAX EEVI
27 April 2017
A REFUGE FOR COMPLEXITY: Alessandro Baricco’s ‘The Young Bride’ (La sposa giovane), translated into English by Ann Goldstein
19 April 2017
ANOTHER LITTLE PIECE – A SHORT STORY BY REBECCA SMITH
6 April 2017
MATERIALITY IN AND AFTER DEATH: ‘Bella mia’ by Donatella di Pietrantonio, trans. Franca Scurti Simpson
29 March 2017
A TROUBLING TRANSFORMATION: A. Igoni Barrett’s ‘Blackass’
22 March 2017
SUMMER WEDDING – A SHORT STORY BY ALICE TARBUCK
16 March 2017
TO TRY OR NOT TO TRY: ‘Lunatics, Lovers and Poets: Twelve Stories After Cervantes and Shakespeare’
8 March 2017
GIDEON THE IDOL MAKER – A SHORT STORY BY CRAIG BURNETT
23 February 2017
‘CRUDE WORDS’: Creating an anthology of contemporary Venezuelan writing
22 February 2017
ONLY CABLE CAR IN IRELAND – A SHORT STORY BY ROB DORAN
13 February 2017
SEXY, EXISTENTIAL, COOL: April Ayers Lawson’s ‘Virgin and Other Stories’
10 February 2017
From the ‘Fictive Nation’ to the ‘City in Short Fiction’: Reading ‘The Book of Tokyo’ After Barthes
8 February 2017
SPECIMENS – A SHORT STORY BY SALLY ROBERTS
26 January 2017
JUAN PABLO VILLALOBOS’ TRAGIC SURREALISM: ‘I’ll Sell You a Dog’
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