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I Pity the Poor Immigrant by Zachary Lazar

Gangsters in the Desert

Interview with Todd Hasak-Lowy

Netanya, Hebrew Literature, Deformed and reformed writing

Netanya by Dror Burstein

Everything – everything in one book

Human Parts by Orly Castel-Bloom

Making Nonsense of It All

Almost Dead by Assaf Gavron

Best of Enemies

Dancing Arabs by Sayed Kashua

Don’t Let the Music Stop

A Star Called Henry – Roddy Doyle

National Commitments

Three Deaths – Josip Novakovich

HD, 3-D, 4-D, More

Some Do Not . . . – Ford Madox Ford

And . . . Dot Dot Dot

Regeneration – Pat Barker

The Beginning of Something New

School of Velocity – Eric Beck Rubin

The Game of Love

River of Smoke – Amitav Ghosh

‘Inhale, Exhale’ – Cypress Hill

The Sportswriter – Richard Ford

Camus in America
Burning Books

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The Adversary – Emmanuel Carrère

A Case of Mistaken Identity

My Name is Asher Lev – Chaim Potok

Oil Paint and Vinegar

Morality Play – Barry Unsworth

More Naughty Than Nice

Latecomers – Anita Brookner

Never Started Before It Was Over

The Scapegoat – Sophia Nikolaidou

When the World is Against You

Little Man, What Now? – Hans Fallada

Super Hans

Frost – Thomas Bernhard

Bite

Master Georgie – Beryl Bainbridge

Entourage, 1850.

The German Mujahid – Boualem Sansal

The Secret Lives of Banlieusards

The Luzhin Defense – Vladimir Nabokov

Early Nabokov Trying Things

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man – James Joyce

Joyce on Joyce on Joyce on

Deaf Sentence – David Lodge

What? WHAT?

A Tale of Love and Darkness – Amos Oz

Open heart surgery

Exiles – Michael J Arlen

The King’s Old Clothes

Hadrian’s Memoirs – Marguerite Yourcenar

Dear Marc . . .

Measuring the World – Daniel Kehlmann

Forty-Nine-Point-Five Feet of Crap!

Shantytown – César Aira

Don't Cross Judge Plaza

The Nature of Blood – Caryl Phillips

Displaced Persons, Misplaced Propriety
Darkness at Noon - Arthur Koestler

Darkness at Noon – Arthur Koestler

Party While You Still Can
Hygiene and the Assassin – Amélie Nothomb

Hygiene and the Assassin – Amélie Nothomb

Beware the book critic who has actually read your books

Truth or Beauty – David Orrell

Scientists: Speaking like calculators and thinking like wizards, since Ancient Greece
Fyodor Dostoevsky – Demons (aka The Possessed)

Demons (aka The Possessed) – Fyodor Dostoevsky

Demonic – not in a good way.
Robert Coover – The Universal Baseball Association, Inc., J. Henry Waugh, Prop

The Universal Baseball Association, Inc., J. Henry Waugh, Prop. – Robert Coover

When It Comes To Bad Books, It's 1 Strike And You're Out.
The Devil – Leo Tolstoy

The Devil – Leo Tolstoy

You Can Run, But You Can't Hide
A True Novel - Minae Mizumura

A True Novel – Minae Mizumura

A True Novel is, thankfully, anything but.
American Pastoral

American Pastoral – Philip Roth

Feel Like Making Glove?
Satan in Goray

Satan in Goray – Isaac Bashevis Singer

The Brutality That Trails Behind Messiahs
Seven Days in the Art World

Seven Days in the Art World – Sarah Thornton

Crooked, Straight, Angled, Fake, Laughable, Laudable. Well, Everything Except Laudable
A Heart So White

A Heart So White – Javier Marías

The Author Described It As Jazz. So It Depends If You Like Jazz
The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge

The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge – Rainer Maria Rilke

The Big Window Shatters And The Little Pieces Giggle
The Blue Fox

The Blue Fox – Sjón

Ovid In Iceland
The Man Who Made Vermeer

The Man Who Made Vermeers – Jonathan Lopez

Brilliant Nonfiction Account Of A Master Forger And The World He Inhabited
The Private Life

The Private Life – Josh Cohen

Looking Into The Parts That Can Never Be Seen

The End – Hans Erich Nossack

First Person Account Of The Hamburg Bombing, Served With A Side Of Sebald
Sexing The Cherry

Sexing the Cherry – Jeanette Winterson

Not What You Think. Not What I Hoped. For A Short Book, It's Quite Long