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Yeoyu (8 Korean Short Stories) BOOK REVIEW

In 2016 this small Norwich-based indie press by the name of Strangers Press published a […]

Ellen’s father was a man psychologically damaged. And though the details of that damage are

Grass is a starkly beautiful graphic novel which reveals the true-life story of a Korean

History. A Mess. is a wonderful novel. Its ambition is met with resounding success every

Translated from the Japanese by Stephen Snyder The state of the world as it stands

If there’s one nation with ludicrous potential to shake the world of literature, it’s China.

Jeanne collects and mentally catalogues the images of men’s penises. She gives no rhyme or

Fate can mean a variety of things to many different people; depending on your culture,

Translated from the Spanish by Chris Andrews In around one hundred pages, this whip-crack of

Translated from the Polish by Jennifer Croft The more you travel – the more time