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Sunday, 26 April 2020

Book reviews at European Literature Network

Over the last few years, I have been writing book reviews for the European Literature Network, which aims to promoted translated European literature for anglophone readers. Here are some of the most interesting ones:

The Girl with the Leica, by Helena Janeczek. https://www.eurolitnetwork.com/rivetingreviews-jennifer-sarha-reviews-the-girl-with-the-leica-by-helena-janeczek/

Antal Szerb. https://www.eurolitnetwork.com/rivetingreviews-antal-szerb-why-you-should-be-reading-him-by-jennifer-sarha/

Journeying, by Claudio Magris. https://www.eurolitnetwork.com/rivetingreviews-antal-szerb-why-you-should-be-reading-him-by-jennifer-sarha/

The Impostor by Javier Cercas. https://www.eurolitnetwork.com/rivetingreviews-jennifer-sarha-reviews-the-impostor-by-javier-cercas/

Zone by Mathias Enard. https://www.eurolitnetwork.com/%e2%80%8erivetingreviews/
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j.j.sarha
I am a cultural historian; my interests include Assyriology, Greek historiography, early modern European culture, translation history, classical reception, gender and sexuality, ancient and modern languages, and cultural theory.
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