Skip to content
  • Twitter icon
  • WeChat icon

Andrew Blackman

  • About
  • Novels
    • A Virtual Love
    • On the Holloway Road
    • What people are saying
  • Other Published Work
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Free stuff

Andrew Blackman

Andrew Blackman

Menumenu

Andrew Blackman

  • About
  • Novels
    • A Virtual Love
    • On the Holloway Road
    • What people are saying
  • Other Published Work
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Free stuff
Menumenu

Month: March 2014

  • Thinking

The Future of Books: Reactive?

How would you like to read a book that reacted to your emotions, and changed its storyline to give you exactly what you wanted?…
10 March 2014
Read more
  • Reading

What Sport Tells Us About Life by Ed Smith

As well as The Chinese Garden of Serenity, Vishy also sent me What Sport Tells Us About Life. Again, it was a thoughtful…
3 March 2014

Subscribe to My Newsletter

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

RSS feed

Categories

  • Reading402
  • Thinking194
  • Literary events65
  • Living41
  • The writing process34
  • On the Holloway Road31
  • Published work22
  • A Virtual Love14
  • Travel13
  • Uncategorized7

Recent Comments

  • Andrew Blackman on Man on Pink Corner: Borges Marathon, Part 8: “Hey Matt, Thanks for the kind words, and also for the recommendation. I’m reading the Collected Fictions translated by Andrew…” Mar 3, 07:27
  • Matt Cook on Man on Pink Corner: Borges Marathon, Part 8: “Thankyou for this wonderful resource you are providing for us all online here! I wonder which translation are you reading?…” Mar 1, 21:25
  • Andrew Blackman on The Immortal: Borges Marathon, Part 27: “Yes! Often I’ll see a reference or theme that reminds me of another story, but I don’t remember which one,…” Feb 28, 07:54
  • Andrew Blackman on Sisters in Yellow by Mieko Kawakami: “That’s great to hear, Marcie. Yes, the ambiguity felt very deliberate and well constructed. Bellezza’s comment helped me to understand…” Feb 28, 07:49
  • Andrew Blackman on The South: Borges Marathon, Part 26: “Yes! Borges quite often drops in these laconic lines near the end that make you scurry back through the story…” Feb 28, 07:44

Posts From the Archives

  • “Irma Voth” by Miriam Toews

  • Refined and Elegant Things: The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon

  • In Praise of Hatred by Khaled Khalifa

    “In Praise of Hatred” by Khaled Khalifa: Review

  • “Allah’s Garden” by Thomas Hollowell

  • Twitter icon
  • WeChat icon
  • Home
  • Blog
  • Published work
  • Books I’ve reviewed
  • Contact
  • Privacy policy
  • Archives
  • Free stuff
x-circle
  • About
  • Novels
    • A Virtual Love
    • On the Holloway Road
    • What people are saying
  • Other Published Work
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Free stuff
  • Twitter icon
  • WeChat icon
Login

Register Forgot Password ?
Search
Search for: