Oblomov: The Greatest Russian Novel You’ve Never Heard Of
1842 to 1880: what a forty years for readers of literary masterworks! Beginning with Gogol’s Dead Souls and ending with …
1842 to 1880: what a forty years for readers of literary masterworks! Beginning with Gogol’s Dead Souls and ending with …
Generals Die in Bed (1930) is a slender and undeservedly little known novel from WW I, by Canadian-American, Charles Yale Harrison …
Tamim Ansary, Afghan-American since childhood, and author of the very fine Destiny Disrupted: A History of the World through Islamic …
What a wonderful thing it is to travel to distant lands, and far-away times in the hands of a master …
Snow in Turkey? And for three days, non stop? Who from the lands outside the greater Middle East would imagine …
If it has been years since you attended to Stendhal’s great novel, The Red and the Black: A Chronicle of …
A returning ex-pat, an espionage mission, a mysterious Islamist counter-intelligence figure locked away in Djibouti’s Devil’s Islands, a palimpsest of letters …
Hisham Matar’s second novel, Anatomy of a Disappearance, easily matches the promise of his first, In The Country of Men, …
Sir Roger Casement is one of the super-heroes of international human rights, and was so before such a phrase existed. …
I decided to take a break from the run of Arabic fiction I’ve been reading to catch up with a …
As local author Adam Hochschild makes the rounds with his latest, amazing book, To End All Wars [following King Leopold’s …
Adhaf Soueif, of Egptian and British heritage and upbringing has set herself a formidable task in The Map of Love: …