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The first in an autobiographical trilogy from Finnish writer Pirkko Saisio, translated by Mia Spangenberg, Lowest Common Denominator: 1streading.wordpress.com/2026/06/09/l...
The first in an autobiographical trilogy from Finnish writer Pirkko Saisio, translated by Mia Spangenberg, Lowest Common Denominator: 1streading.wordpress.com/2026/06/09/l...
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"I have so little sense of living what I’m living while I live it that I have to relive it to finally live it."
Humour so dark you don't know whether to laugh or flinch.
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Highly recommended.
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In case you missed it, my review of Rosalind Belben's 1979 novel Dreaming of Dead People. 1streading.wordpress.com/2026/06/05/d...
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In it for the money : My Prizes—An Accounting by Thomas Bernhard roughghosts.com/2026/06/07/i...
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New on the blog today, I've written about THE PASSENGER by Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz (tr Philip Boehm). A brilliant, gripping novel in which a Jewish man goes on the run to evade the Nazis following the Kristallnacht atrocities. So timely & chilling... 💙📚 jacquiwine.wordpress.com/2026/06/07/t...
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The Passenger by Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz (tr. Philip Boehm)
For a novel written in the immediate aftermath of Kristallnacht, a state-sponsored wave of violence, vandalism and imprisonment of Jews that took place in November 1938, The Passenger feels remarka…
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Joseph Schreiber
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In recent weeks, talk, at least in the literary circles I circle, has turned to literary prizes and prize winners, more explicitly to the question of the use of AI to at worst generate complete sto…
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In it for the money : My Prizes—An Accounting by Thomas Bernhard
Pirrko Saisio is a prolific Finnish writer, particularly for the theatre, whose work goes back to the mid-seventies. Lowest Common Denominator, a 1998 novel and the first part of a trilogy, seems t…
1streading.wordpress.com
Lowest Common Denominator
Pirrko Saisio is a prolific Finnish writer, particularly for the theatre, whose work goes back to the mid-seventies. Lowest Common Denominator, a 1998 novel and the first part of a trilogy, seems t…
1streading.wordpress.com
Lowest Common Denominator
Dreaming of Dead People is the last of Rosalind Belben’s four 1970s novels, published in 1979 – it would be ten years until the next one. The novel is made up of six sections, connected by the narr…
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Dreaming of Dead People
Little Apple, a story of revenge centered around the Russian Civil War is a good example of Leo Perutz's particular magic, his pure narratives. There is always something pulling the reader along but never quite within reach. neglectedbooks.com/?...
Oct 17, 2023
“Desire is stronger than everything.” —Annie Ernaux
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Neglected Books
The Yale Review