September 2012

from Review of Contemporary Fiction -- a review of White Masks

from Rensheng -- "Abandoned Nordic Mining Town," a review of To Mervas

from Newsday -- a review of The Waitress Was New

 from Cheryl Jorgensen, The Courier Mail -- "The Twin slow but effective tale of family and duty," review of The Twin

from Liz Witte, Metro Times -- "Supple Storytelling," a review of Sarajevo Marlboro  

from Dreadlock Girl - a review of Plants Don't Drink Coffee

from Stephen Fisky, Review of Contemporary Fiction, a review of My Struggle

from The Indian Express -- "Four travellers, their midnight confessions, and that old thing called love," a review of My Kind of Girl

from Brian Evenson, Review of Contemporary Fiction - "Mouroir,  Mirror Notes of a Novel & Voice Over: A Nomadic Conversation with Mahmoud Darwish, by Breyten Breytenbach," a review of Mouroir and Voice Over   Long out of print (it was originally published in 1984), Mouroir

from Daniel Garrett, Review of Contemporary Fiction - "In The Presence of Absence," a review of In The Presence of Absence In a culture that considers itself practical, prides itself on commerce, and considers philosophy suspect, it becomes easy to question—with fear