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Uncle Vida (short story)

Our Street (extract from the novel)

A close-up of the man who came from far away

The epidemic called dictatorship. Sándor Tar: Gray pigeon

Sándor Tar: Gray Pigeon. Crime Novel (excerpt)

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Ervin Lázár is the creator of a genre we may safely call Central European folk surrealism, which takes on the quality of a hallucinatory exploration into that part of the soul where beauty, hope, and yearning live in close proximity with the harsh realities of life.

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Asian simulacrum

What of the remnants of Eastern culture in the East itself? This is the question that prompted Krasznahorkai’s writing of Destruction and Sorrow beneath the Heavens, which the author himself in one interview termed a “literary reportage” – not quite a novel, but something more than a travel diary.

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Towards new unrealities. An interview with László Krasznahorkai

"Those that I ‘intend’ my books for are all kinds of people, but they are definitely not aristocratic, definitely not part of the social elite... they are the elite of the injured, the aristocracy of those who are helpless beyond recovery." - An interview with László Krasznahorkai on fire, evil and suffering.

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Landscape with Raft (short story)

Nowhere else will you find as many angel-faced children as there are up there. And nowhere else will you see as many adult faces ravaged by decay and crumbling with rot.

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George Szirtes' blog - day six

The ethics, and indeed very nature, of blogging was of some interest to me. What kind of communication was it? Personal? Public? Semi-public? And if so, what were the most useful analogies or precedents that could determine its manners, its poetic? I began to think of the News section of my website as something like a private newspaper column with limited circulation.

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Do Not Eat Library Paste

Deeply tragic, deeply instructive. Via Dangerous Minds. [...]

The Paris Review

Dreaming in French ? review

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Where Thomas Nagel went wrong

Thomas Nagel?s critique of evolution isn?t shocking. What is shocking? That the ensuing debate about the philosophy of science has ignored the science… [...]

Arts & Letters Daily

Open Letter at Book Expo America 2013

As the week comes to a close, we at Open Letter Books are getting ready to join the masses of publishers, agents, authors, translators, and book people in general [...]

Three Percent - Article

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