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Month: October 2014

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Under the Tripoli Sky by Kamal Ben Hameda

Peirene Press is known for publishing contemporary European literature in translation, but its latest offering takes us a little further afield, to Tripoli in…
30 October 2014
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Latest UK book stats

Came across some interesting stats on UK book sales in the latest issue of The Author magazine from the Society of Authors, and…
16 October 2014

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  • wadholloway on Cat’s Eye by Margaret Atwood: “Thanks for the link Andrew. After 4 or 5 MARMS I think Cat’s Eye might be my favourite Atwood.. I’ve…” Nov 11, 00:22
  • Andrew Blackman on The Heart of a Dog by Mikhail Bulgakov: “I think that would be a wonderful project! There’s a lot to learn from writers like Bulgakov as we start…” Nov 7, 08:19
  • Andrew Blackman on Indignity: A Life Reimagined by Lea Ypi: “Yes! I should have mentioned that the author is a philosopher, so I think it’s her job to make us…” Nov 7, 08:12
  • BuriedInPrint on The Heart of a Dog by Mikhail Bulgakov: “What a timely read! (Unfortunately. I’m sure MB was hoping he would be out of fashion by now.) I would…” Nov 6, 18:54
  • BuriedInPrint on Indignity: A Life Reimagined by Lea Ypi: “it sounds like one of those instances where the story behind the story is almost as interesting as the story…” Nov 6, 18:46

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