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Troy James Weaver writes like the Angel of Death is holding a Smith & Wesson...
Troy James Weaver, Marigold, Kingshot Press, 2016.troyjamesweaver.tumblr.com/A thirty-something floral salesman searches for reasons to keep living.“Troy James Weaver writes like the Angel of Death is...
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Jiří Weil - a fierce and mocking portrayal of ordinary lives as they are...
Jiří Weil, Mendelssohn is on the Roof, Trans. by Marie Winn, Daunt Books, 2011.read it at Google BooksSS officer Julius Schlesinger is ordered to remove the statue of the Jewish composer Mendelssohn...
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Angela Woodward - The structure of the book blends her husband Jonathan’s...
Angela Woodward, Natural Wonders: A Novel, Fiction Collective 2, 2016. read it at Google Boks...
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Ilse Aichinger - Here we find works of fiction where a present darkness and...
Ilse Aichinger, The Bound Man, and Other Stories, Trans. by Eric Mosbacher, Copy Press, 2015.The Bound Man is storytelling for our times. Here we find works of fiction where a present darkness and...
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Kreider + O’Leary - a work of natural philosophy, about wire-walkers and...
Kreider + O’Leary, Falling, Copy Press, 2015.www.kreider-oleary.net/twitter.com/Kreider_OLearyThis book begins in zero gravity and ends with everything flowers. In between, figures are falling as we...
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Oskar Pastior - I am an opposite of am. Am is an op-posite of is. An opposite...
Oskar Pastior, Poempoems, Trans. by Malcolm Green, Atlas Press, 1992.Oskar Pastior was born in Transylvania in 1927 and has lived in W. Germany since 1968, where he has gained a considerable reputation...
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Gabriela Babnik - With a global perspective, Babnik takes on the themes of...
Gabriela Babnik, Dry Season, Trans. by Rawley Grau, Istros Books, 2015.Gabriela Babnik’s novel Dry Season breaks the mold of what we usually expect from a writer from a small, Central European nation....
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Franz Hessel - These two high-spirited essays present a pedestrian's-eye-view...
Franz Hessel,In Berlin: Day and Night in 1929, Trans. by Amanda DeMarco, Readux Books, 2013.These two high-spirited essays present a pedestrian's-eye-view of 1920s Berlin, a city that is simultaneously...
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Danielle Dutton - Employing literary terrorism to achieve genitive...
Danielle Dutton, Margaret the First, Catapult 2016.Margaret the First dramatizes the life of Margaret Cavendish, the shy, gifted, and wildly unconventional 17th-century Duchess. The eccentric Margaret...
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Edgar Bayley - We follow Doctor Pi through a familiar and impossible world,...
Edgar Bayley, The Life and Memoirs of Doctor Pi: And Other Stories, Trans. by Emily Toder, Clockroot Books, 2011.introductionexcerptexcerpt in Route 9 Doctor Pi—a sleuth without a crime. A flâneur on...
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Naiyer Masud - Imagine that a single arch is all that remains of a once grand...
Naiyer Masud, Collected Stories, Trans. by Muhammad Umar Memon, Penguin, 2015....
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Anna Kostreva - A book of experimental non-fiction on travel and cities in...
Anna Kostreva, Three Pathways to Get Anywhere (Except When There is a Dead End), Rough Beast, 2016.excerptwww.annakostreva.org/index.htmlThe independent press and literary project Rough Beast is...
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Paul van Ostaijen - Poetry is not: thought, spirit, well-tuned phrases, it is...
Paul van Ostaijen, The First Book of Schmoll, Trans. by Theo Hermans, James S. Holmes, Christopher Levenson, Peter Nijmeijer, and Paul Vincent, Green Integer; Bilingual edition edition, 2015.Born in...
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Haroldo de Campos - As a poet and as a cofounder of the renowned group...
Haroldo de Campos, Novas: Selected Writings, Ed. by Antonio Sergio Bessa and Odile Cisneros, Northwestern University Press, 2007.The first full-scale English translation of one of Brazil's-and the...
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Lutz Seiler has pulled off a difficult feat: recontextualizing and radically...
Lutz Seiler, in field latin, Trans. by Alexander Booth, Seagull Books, 2016.excerptfour poemsLutz Seiler grew up in the former East Germany and has lived most of his life outside Berlin. His poems, not...
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Mário de Carvalho - a fascinating tale of political rivalries, war, religion,...
Mário de Carvalho, A God Strolling in the Cool of the Evening,Trans. by Gregory Rabassa,Louisiana State University Press, 1997.read it at Google BooksMario de Carvalho, winner of the 1996 Pegasus Prize...
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Michael Cross has created a pastoral theatre in which elaborate patterns of...
Michael Cross, In Felt Treeling: A Libretto, Chax Press, 2009. disinhibitor.blogspot.hr"In IN FELT TREELING, Michael Cross has created a pastoral theatre in which elaborate patterns of resemblance are...
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Bette Pesetsky has borrowed Barthelme's method, but not his madness,...
Bette Pesetsky, Cast a Spell,Harcourt, 1993. After an early childhood of desertion and betrayal, Raemunde Howard is sent from Chicago to New York to live with her woe-is-me...
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Martin Paul Eve - Pynchon has been accused of being an anti-rationalist, a...
Martin Paul Eve, Pynchon and Philosophy: Wittgenstein, Foucault and Adorno, 2014.www.martineve.com/Pynchon, Philosophy, EthicsThomas Pynchon, perhaps the most important living American author, is famed...
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François J. Bonnet makes a compelling case for the irreducible heterogeneity...
François J. Bonnet, The Order of Sounds: A Sonorous Archipelago, Trans. by Robin Mackay, Urbanomic, 2016.Preface: The Otographer Peter Szendy PDFTo the theoretical propensities imprinted on the...
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