Thirst by Andrei Gelasimov
It is an spare and impressionistic story of a veteran trying to makes sense of his life after having his face and body disfigured in the war in Chechnya. My r...
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Thirst by Andrei Gelasimov
It is an spare and impressionistic story of a veteran trying to makes sense of his life after having his face and body disfigured in the war in Chechnya. My r...
The Break by Pietro Grossi
As has been noted on this blog before, I am an eclectic reader. If I was dedicated and savvy about these things I would pick an audience or niche and stick with...
In the Mail: Tattoo: A Pepe Carvalho Mystery
*This was inadvertently buried in the Mail pile and wanted to make you aware of it Tattoo: A Pepe Carvalho Mystery (Pepe Carvalho Mysteries) Publishers Weekly T...
In the Mail: In Translation Edition
–> Many and Many A Year Ago by Selcuk Altun Publishers Weekly Altun’s second novel to be made available in the U.S. has a premise almost as intri...
Nicholas by Rene Goscinny & Jean-Jacques Sempe
Cover of Nicholas I am sure readers here know by now I am a sucker for well packaged and illustrated young adult books. So I guess it is no surprise that I am ...