Books
Signs and Wonders, by Delia Falconer
Readers may remember that I featured the author Delia Falconer and her new book...
Psynode, (Orphancorp #2), by Marlee Jane Ward
Psynode (2017) is the follow-up to the award-winning Welcome to Orphancorp, (2015)...
The Promise, by Damon Galgut
Sometimes, the library gods smile on us. We read so many enticing reviews from...
A bold, controversial memorial to a wartime massacre in...
ON A BALMY September evening locals stroll in a leafy park in Kyiv. Parents push...
Simone de Beauvoir’s lost novella of friendship
Inseparable. By Simone de Beauvoir. Translated by Sandra Smith. Ecco; 176 pages;...
If you, like, dislike “like”, maybe, like, think again
NOBODY SEEMS to like like—or nobody with access to a printing press. Letters to...
Three Daughters of Eve, by Elif Shafak
Elif Shafak is a Turkish author who also lives in Britain. Her novels have been...
A poignant abortion drama prevails at the Venice Film Festival
THE PREVIOUS winner of the Golden Lion, the top prize at the Venice Film Festival,...
A case in Germany has big implications for the antiquities...
WHEN MEMBERS of the semi-militarised Civil Guard raided the home of Ricardo Granada...
A true story of trial by combat in “The Last Duel”
SIR RIDLEY SCOTT may have created two seminal works of science fiction in “Alien”...
No One, by John Hughes
I have all sorts of good reasons for reading this novella by Sydney author John...
The Road to Urbino, by Roma Tearne
I bought The Road to Urbino when it was nominated for the 2012 MAN Asian Prize,...
Meet the LARB China Channel Team, Part 6 — A Q&A With Advising...
This interview, like the previous one in this series with Eileen Cheng-yin Chow,...
Sunset for a Blog and a Double Birthday
For several years, I’ve had the pleasure of co-editing this China Blog at BLARB,...
Meet the LARB China Channel Team, Part 7 — A Q&A With Academic...
This interview with Jeffrey Wasserstrom, academic editor of the new LARB China Channel...
The Magician, by Colm Tóibín
I can’t help feeling a bit discontented about the latest novel from Colm Tóibín....
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