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Four on Friday: Translations, the Kerry Group award, Ulysses liberated and Mike McCarthy on TV3 comments

Shane wrote 1 month ago: Translation is experiencing something of a rebirth. Half of the shortlist for the IMPAC Dublin Liter … more →

Tags: Novels, Four on Friday, James Joyce, Claire Kilroy, Seamus Heaney, Lucy Caldwell, Gavin Corbett, chapters books, Rosita Boland

Magda by Meike Ziervogel

D wrote 1 month ago: Meike Ziervogel founded the excellent Peirene Press, and this, her debut novel, is published by Salt … more →

Tags: read this, Reading, Books, Book Review, magda, Meike Ziervogel, Salt Publishing

Sea of Ink by Richard Weihe, a Review.

curbyoursubisms wrote 1 month ago: Whenever I see that quote about Peirene Press from the TLS “two hour books to be devoured in o … more →

Tags: Books, Culture, History, identity, Society, Art, Chinse, Orwell, Richard Weihe

Book Subscriptions1 comment

D wrote 1 month ago: Everyone loves exciting post, and what could be better than surprise book post?  It’s also a great w … more →

Tags: read this, Reading, Books, Mr B's Emporium of Reading Delights, book subscriptions, daunt books, and other stories, persephone books, gifts

The Mussel Feast

nrathmell wrote 2 months ago: People travel more easily than books. You can get by on your holiday with a phrase book, but if you … more →

Tags: translation, novella, german, Birgit Vanderbeke

The Mussel Feast - Birgit Vanderbeke (trans. Jamie Bulloch)13 comments

Sarah wrote 2 months ago: Peirene Press is doing an amazing job of creating a space for themselves in the world of books as a … more →

Tags: What I'm Reading, translation, Books, Birgit Vanderbeke, The Mussel Feast, Jamie Bulloch

'Stone in a Landslide' by Maria Barbal (Review)6 comments

Tony wrote 2 months ago: I always enjoy Peirene Press’ novel(la) offerings, and I have read most of the works they have … more →

Tags: Review, Maria Barbal, Catalonia

Review - The Mussel Feast

Annexe Magazine wrote 2 months ago: The Mussel Feast by Birgit Vanderbeke trans. Jamie Bulloch Review by Alex Mee I studied chemistry fo … more →

Tags: Prose, Fiction, Review, Books, translation, alex mee, The Mussel Feast, birgit venderbeke, mieke ziervogel

Modern German Classic: The Mussel Feast17 comments

MarinaSofia wrote 2 months ago: Written just before the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, this book by Birgit Vanderbeke is both dome … more →

Tags: Reviews, Berlin Wall, Birgit Vanderbeke, Book Review, Books, Family, german, German Language, Literature

Book Review- The Mussel Feast

lucypopescu wrote 3 months ago: Peirene publish distinctive European literary fiction in translation, by authors who are award-winne … more →

Tags: Books 2, Lucy Popescu, Jamie Bulloch, The Mussel Feast, Birgit Vanderbeke, German literature in English translation

Tomorrow Pamplona

thescientistswife wrote 4 months ago: “Good – and sometimes even great – literature comes in all shapes and sizes and in the case of … more →

Tags: Review, Laura Watkinson, Jan van Mersbergen, Tomorrow Pamplona

My reading year 20129 comments

Sarah wrote 4 months ago: This year reading has been pretty similar to previous years.  The books I’ve read have been a … more →

Tags: What I'm Reading, Books, Tenant of Wildfell hall, Anne Bronte, Lynne Reid Banks, l-shaped room, Pig Iron, Benjamin Myers, Next World Novella

A Peireneathon: The Series of the Small Epic1 comment

lizzysiddal wrote 5 months ago: From the moment Peirene announced the series of the small epic, I was worried. Not that I doubted th … more →

Tags: prizewinners, german literature, In translation, Review, weihe richard, juul pia, sahlberg asko

Something Old, Something New...5 comments

MarinaSofia wrote 5 months ago: Now that the Chinese government has told us in NO UNCERTAIN TERMS that the world is not going to end … more →

Tags: Blog, Books, Crime Fiction, Crime Fiction Lover, France, highlights of 2012, Literature, new year, Online Writing

Supporting Independent Publishers

lucypopescu wrote 5 months ago: Since the announcement in October that Random House and Penguin Publishers would merge there have be … more →

Tags: Books 2, Lucy Popescu, Books, Next World Novella, Down The Rabbit Hole, Juan Pablo Villalobos, and other stories, swimming home, Deborah Levy

Sea of Ink by Richard Weihe12 comments

Iris wrote 6 months ago: Sea of Ink – Richard Weihe Peirene Press, 2012 Buy: Amazon | Bookdepository * Sea of Ink is a … more →

Tags: Books, Fiction, Contemporary, sea of ink, Richard Weihe

Next World Novella - Matthias Politycki (trans. Anthea Bell)20 comments

Sarah wrote 6 months ago: This is my first review as part of German Literature Month and I don’t think I could have chos … more →

Tags: What I'm Reading, translation, Books, German Literature Month, Matthias Politycki, Anthea Bell, Next World Novella

Book notes: Richard Weihe and Robert Jackson Bennett3 comments

David Hebblethwaite wrote 7 months ago: Richard Weihe, Sea of Ink (2003/12) Translated from the German by Jamie Bulloch Peirene Press’s Year … more →

Tags: Books & Stories, Fantasy, Books, Reviews, Fiction, Literature, Historical Fiction, Robert Jackson Bennett, Richard Weihe

Sea of Ink

forwardtranslations wrote 7 months ago: Sea of Ink by Richard Weihe, tr. Jamie Bulloch (Peirene Press, 2012) Life and work have been getting … more →

Tags: Translation 2, Books 2, Reviews of Reviews, Reading 2, translation, Art, german, Richard Weihe, Jamie Bulloch


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