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FRANCE WEEK: Marguerite Duras: La pluie d'été / Summer Rain
Duras’ Le ravissement de Lol V. Stein was one of the first books I ever blogged about, and not much seems to have changed since then… For a writer I enjoy, Duras is one I understand surpr… more →
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FRANCE WEEK: L'Etranger/ The Stranger (1942) by Albert Camus
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marygm wrote 1 month ago: I nervously decided to review The Stranger for our French week - nervously because I’m not sure wh … more →
FRANCE WEEK: Marguerite Duras: La pluie d'été / Summer Rain
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Leena wrote 1 month ago: Duras’ Le ravissement de Lol V. Stein was one of the first books I ever blogged about, and not … more →
Guest Article: Jane Aitken on Marketing French Translation in the UK
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Guest wrote 1 month ago: The first of our two guest pieces this week is from Jane Aitken, Managing Director of Gallic Books. … more →
The Reader by Bernhard Schlink
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Jackie wrote 2 months ago: Anyone picking up Bernhard Schlink’s novel, as I did, planning on being titillated by the older … more →
Red Love, by Alexandra Kollontai
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kirstyjane wrote 2 months ago: There are so many myths and half-truths surrounding the name of Alexandra Kollontai that, rather tha … more →
The Kreutzer Sonata by Count Lev Tolstoy
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kirstyjane wrote 4 months ago: Thus we passed two years more. The method prescribed by the rascals [doctors] had evidently succeede … more →
Mother by Maksim Gorky
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kirstyjane wrote 5 months ago: Part of Mother’s Day Week on Vulpes: a week of items on the themes of mothers and motherhood The … more →
A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry
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Jackie wrote 6 months ago: Rohinton Mistry’s novel of India is at once sweeping and quite intimate. In the tradition of J … more →
Secret by Philippe Grimbert
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Eve wrote 7 months ago: I am delighted to be reviewing this glorious book from the Portobello imprint. Secret by Philippe Gr … more →
The Theory of Clouds by Stéphane Audeguy
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Jackie wrote 8 months ago: There is something about clouds that is magical and inspiring, that is one of the premises of this … more →
Elina Hirvonen: When I Forgot
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Leena wrote 9 months ago: I have now made several attempts at describing When I Forgot, the debut novel by young Finnish autho … more →
The Sorrow of Belgium, by Hugo Claus
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Trilby wrote 9 months ago: I decided to read The Sorrow of Belgium as research for my current work in progress, a novel narrat … more →
Tove Jansson: The Summer Book
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Leena wrote 10 months ago: It may make me a Bad Finn, but I’ve never properly read the Moomin books. As a child I was uni … more →
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