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Harry Mathews Roundtable
The Quarterly Conversation has posted a roundtable on the great Harry Mathews, including essays by Dan Visel and Ed Park on The Conversions, Laird Hunt on My Life in CIA, John Beer on The New Tourism… more →
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The Warp and the Weft - Douglas Glover's Attack of the Copula Spiders
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wrote 1 month ago: Douglas Glover is an award-winning Canadian author and professor of writing. Attack of the Copula Sp … more →
Werfel in new 'Review of Contemporary Fiction'
wrote 1 month ago: The Dalkey Archive Press has just published the Review of Contemporary Fiction: The Future of Britis … more →
H.P. Lovecraft's Cat Care Essentials?: Jeremy M. Davies Talks "Fancy"
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wrote 2 months ago: A few months ago, I had the great pleasure of hearing Washington University alumnus Jeremy M. Davies … more →
Rich Journey
wrote 2 months ago: The Barnes & Noble Review has Scott Esposito’s critique of The Letters of William Gaddis. … more →
Not Kidding Around - Anakana Schofield's Marvelous Malarky
wrote 2 months ago: Anakana Schofield’s disarming first novel has garnered considerable attention and praise. I wa … more →
Across the Bridge of Souls - Julian Rios's Puente de Alma
wrote 3 months ago: A capsule review of Julian Rios’s delicious, dizzying epic satire-homage Puente de Alma was my … more →
"What can I do for you?" said a new character as he executed a bow.
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wrote 3 months ago: The Attic by Danilo Kiš, and translated by John K. Cox The Attic by Danilo Kiš, and translated by Jo … more →
It Ain't Easy: William Gaddis's Life in Letters
wrote 3 months ago: William Gaddis. In 2002, Jonathan Franzen published an essay in The New Yorker titled “Mr. Difficult … more →
Best European Fiction 2013: "The Mercury in the Thermometers" by Eloy Tizón
wrote 4 months ago: In autumn 2011 someone shared with me two fine short stories by Spanish writer Eloy Tizón: “Th … more →
Children of the Revolution - Álvaro Enrigue's Decencia.
wrote 4 months ago: Álvaro Enrigue is a Mexican writer. In 2007, he was included in the list of of the most promising La … more →
Literary roundup: The Auschwitz Volunteer and Best European Fiction
wrote 5 months ago: On January 9, historian Timothy Snyder and director of the Museum of Jewish Heritage David Marwell w … more →
Nate Brown (Safety Book #24)
wrote 6 months ago: 1. Could you tell us the name of a book that you love, and why? Monsieur by Jean-Philippe Toussaint … more →
Dalkey Archive posts world's wackiest job listing
wrote 6 months ago: Unavailable at night or on the weekends? Like a little workplace gossip? Then you need not apply at … more →
The Dalkey Archive Press: Turning and Interning in the Widening Gyre
wrote 6 months ago: John Dillon St, 14th December, 2012 Probably many of you will have at this stage heard about the rat … more →
Outer Space
wrote 6 months ago: “While I don’t wish to co-opt these girl’s work by leaving the work anonymous here … more →
Dalkey Archive Press Posts Worst Job Description Ever, but at Least 'Jobs Are Being Offered'
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wrote 6 months ago: Dalkey Archive Press announced they are hiring earlier this week with perhaps the worst job listing … more →
Job opportunities of the year with Dalkey Archive Press
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wrote 6 months ago: Take a bow Dalkey Archive Press, for winning the social media scathing disdain of the year award. Fo … more →
Happiness in Slavery
wrote 6 months ago: Carolyn Kellogg of the Los Angeles Times notes a very special opportunity at the Dalkey Archive Pres … more →
Three White Coffins - Tres Ataúdes Blancos by Antonio Ungar
wrote 6 months ago: One of the most intense reading experiences I’ve had in the last year was negotiating the dark … more →
