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Book Review: László Krasznahorkai’s “The World Goes On” — Migrations of the Spirit

March 6, 2018
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It is proof of the translators’ skill that Krasznahorkai’s sentences work as well as they do.

World Books Review: Strange Articulations of Being Human

February 11, 2010
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(I am one of the judges for the Best Translated Book Award (fiction division) sponsored by Three Percent. The five finalists will be announced in New York on February 16th. Three Percent honcho Chad Post needed help to meet his goal of posting a commentary on each of the 25 volumes on the BTB’s fiction…

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