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Raphael: A Passionate Life by Antonio Forcellino
translated by Lucinda Byatt. Polity June 2012
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Raphael: A Passionate Life, Polity 2012
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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Three Percent
Three Percent – so named because this is roughly the percentage of books in translation published in the United States – is a great resource for anyone interested in translated fiction and contemporary foreign literature. Chad Post writes an excellent … Continue reading
Posted in book reviews, translation
Tagged Dario Franceschini, Ignazio Rando, reviews, translation
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Ten years : ten chapters
It’s extraordinary how much has changed in ten years. I spent an engaging few minutes reading Robert McCrum’s last column as literary editor of the Observer, a position he’s held since 1997. He sums up the changes he’s seen in … Continue reading
Posted in book reviews, reading
Tagged blogs vs reviewing, Common Reader, Vulpes Libris
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