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Tag Archives: Arcadia Books
Round-up of Random Recent Reads
Just a few musings on books I’ve read but been too distracted to review properly: The Detour by Gerbrand Bakker, tr. David Colmer (Vintage). This won the 2013 Independent Foreign Fiction Prize. It’s about a Dutch woman living in Wales … Continue reading →
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Tagged All Dogs Are Blue, Amberley, And Other Stories, Arcadia Books, books, Brazil, Castro, Che Guevara, Cuba, Daniela Krien, David Baldwin, David Colmer, East Germany, fiction, GDR, Gerbrand Bakker, German books, Germany, Guantanamo, IFFP, Independent Foreign Fiction Prize, Jamie Bulloch, Maclehose Press, Peter Millar, reading, recent reads, recommendations, reunification, reviews, Richard III, Rio de Janeiro, Rodrigo de Souza Leão, Slow Train to Guantanamo, Stefan Tobler, The Detour, Trains, translation, Zoe Perry
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Bar Flaubert by Alexis Stamatis
Bar Flaubert by Alexis Stamatis, translated from Greek by David Connolly, was one of a lovely parcel of books sent to me by the publisher Arcadia Books. First published in Greece in 2000, the English edition was published in 2007. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alexis Stamatis, Arcadia Books, Bar Flaubert, books, David Connolly, Greek books, reading, recent reads, recommendations, reviews, translation
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