‘Goodbye, Eastern Europe’ Review: Between Russia and the West
The fall of the Berlin Wall brought about significant changes in the geopolitical landscape, with Eastern European states grappling with their identity. While many wanted to distance themselves from the label of ‘Eastern European,’ there is an undeniable shared history that remains vital. In this review, Robert D. Kaplan explores the complexities of this region.
‘Graveyard of the Pacific’ Review: Broken by the Waves
Navigating the treacherous waters at the mouth of the Columbia River is no easy feat, as two amateur seamen discover during their daring kayak adventure. Mark Yost delves into their gripping tale and the challenges they faced in this review.
‘Here Begins the Dark Sea’ Review: A Map From the Future
Step back in time to 1460 when a Venetian monk created a remarkable ‘mappa mundi’ that offered an incredibly accurate depiction of the world. Dominic Green takes us on a journey through this exceptional map and its implications in his insightful review.
‘The Ascent’ Review: House of the Nazi Collaborator
Uncovering the past can sometimes lead to unsettling discoveries. In this review, Malcolm Forbes recounts a writer’s shocking revelation that his Ghent home was once inhabited by a Belgian man who embraced the German occupation during World War II.
Science Fiction & Fantasy: ‘The Full-Moon Whaling Chronicles’ by Jason Guriel
Concluding our exploration, we delve into the realm of science fiction and fantasy with Jason Guriel’s ‘The Full-Moon Whaling Chronicles.’ Embark on a thrilling adventure filled with intrigue and imagination.
Thrilling Tales: A Review of Gopinath Mohanty’s ‘Oblivion and Other Stories’
Fiction Spotlight: ‘Witness’, ‘Emergency’, and ‘Elsewhere’
In this review, Sam Sacks introduces us to three captivating works of fiction. Jamel Brinkley’s ‘Witness’, Kathleen Alcott’s ‘Emergency’, and Yan Ge’s ‘Elsewhere’ each offer readers a unique and compelling narrative, ensuring that these books are not to be missed.
Unconventional Love: Unlocking George Eliot’s Genius in ‘The Marriage Question’
Delving into the Parisian Mysteries: A Review of ‘Paris Requiem’
Tom Nolan takes us on a thrilling journey through the streets of Paris with Chris Lloyd’s captivating mystery novel. Alongside ‘The Paris Mystery’ by Kirsty Manning and ‘The Murder Wheel’ by Tom Mead, these books offer readers a chance to unravel the secrets of the City of Lights.
The Enigmatic World of Leonora Carrington: A Surreal Review
In this mesmerizing review, Maxwell Carter explores the extraordinary art and life of Surrealist painter and novelist Leonora Carrington. Carter delves into Carrington’s refusal to explain her surreal creations, offering readers a glimpse into her enigmatic world.
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