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We have posted here the story "Keys" from our
forthcoming Bruno Jasieński volume The Legs of Izolda Morgan.
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A review of Glorious Nemesis has appeared in The Review of Contemporary Fiction here.
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Phil Shoenfelt will be appearing with Pavel Cingl at a number of venues in the US in May.
The list is here.
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The good people at Temple University's TINGE Magazine have published the first chapter of our
forthcoming The Witch's Flight from Emil Hakl as well as an excellent interview with the author.
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On the Jindřich Štyrský exhibition at NYC's Ubu Gallery here and
here. Štyrský's photo-essay "The Landscape of Marquis de Sade" here.
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We are pleased to announce that Karel J. Erben's A Bouquet is at long last now available.
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The first issue of Sacrum Regnum is out, and it looks to be an interesting venture by
Hieroglyphic Press. The issue contains a review of Ladislav Klíma's Glorious Nemesis.
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The latest issue of the Review of Contemporary Fiction has a review of The New Moscow Philosophy.
Read it here.
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Over at Lemon Hound, an inter(re)view with Soren Gauger on I Burn Paris.
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An English translation of Dieter Südhoff's dissertation on Hermann Ungar has been made
available here, and a new website devoted to Ungar is here.
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Interview with Joshua Cohen in Harper's. Hear him read at Art on Air
here and in interview with Michael Silverblatt for Bookworm here.
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New reviews for I Burn Paris are up at 3:AM Magazine and
Necessary Fiction.
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Olga Tokarczuk is on Poland's list of candidates for the 2012 Nobel Prize.
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The latest issue of Transom is devoted to Tomaž Šalamun and his translators, here. Excellent selection.
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Michael Leong's essay on Ghérasim Luca in Hyperallergic really should be read.
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Marci Shore, author of Caviar and Ashes,
has written a very informative review of I Burn Paris for the Times Literary Supplement. We have posted the full review here.
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The Plancius by Konstantin Biebl here.
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Stephan Delbos in The Prague Post writes that I Burn Paris "is a constant forward momentum ... a constant energy
that bubbles to the surface even as the story meanders in seemingly tangential directions."
Full review here.
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The reprint of Paul Leppin's decadent classic Severin's Journey into the Dark is now available.
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Stop-motion animation enthusiast Matt Murphy has put up two short films based on Paul Leppin's work that he made with Prague expat actors and puppets:
Milena
Retribution
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I Burn Paris is now out, and reviews are up at:
Hyperallergic
Bookmunch
Bookgeeks
A Common Reader
Asylum
Three Monkeys Online
The Complete Review
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Olga Tokarczuk is this year's recipient of the Usedom Prize for Literature.
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Jacob Mikanowski at LA Review of Books on Bruno Schulz and Jindřich Štyrský.
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Brain Drain reviews Primeval and Other Times.
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Transom has devoted an entire issue to Tomaž Šalamun.
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