Book Review of The Caves of Alienation by Stuart Evans The function of a canon is to exclude. The non-canonical, however interesting, is dispatched upon a slow trudge towards oblivion. The Library…
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The Tower of Glass by Ivan Angelo
Book Review of The Tower of Glass by Ivan Angelo The Tower of Glass (Dalkey Archive Press) is a collection of five inter-linking, quite complicated, stories set beneath the sweltering milieu of…
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What Waiting Really Means by June Akers Seese
Book Review of What Waiting Really Means by June Akers Seese You’ve got to really admire Dalkey Archive Press. You really have. Not only do they continually unearth new and interesting…
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White by Marie Darrieussecq
Book Review of White by Marie Darrieussecq It’s a sad fact but I can’t help thinking if Marie Darrieussecq was a man her profile as a writer of true, original and startling…
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Adama by Turki Al-Hamad
Book Review of Adama by Turki Al-Hamad It is always a treat to read a novel written by an author who so obviously loves books as much as Turki al-Hamad. Our…
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The Iliad: A New Translation by Homer
Book Review of The Iliad: A New Translation by Homer How much did Homer know about war? Well, for a start he’s pretty shaky on military tactics. Warfare in the Iliad breaks…
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