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January 31, 2014

In Paperback: The Metamorphosis

January 31, 2014/ Steve Donoghue

Kafka's immortal story about a man who wakes up one day and finds he's an insect gets a sterling new translation

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January 2014, Kafka
November 29, 2012

Book Review: Kafka in Love

November 29, 2012/ Steve Donoghue

Franz Kafka was eternally affianced but never married - maybe more in love with the concept of love than with any particular woman. A new novel intensely dramatizes the writer and his passions.

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contemporary fiction, fiction, historical fiction, Kafka, November 2012
August 31, 2012

From the Archives: A Voyeur in the Archives

August 31, 2012/ Max Ross

"Ellis, Leyner, Leavitt, Franzen, Powers…their fictions reduce to complaints and self-pity. Dostoevski has balls.” This and other gleanings from a trip to the David Foster Wallace archives.

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August 31, 2012/ Max Ross/
Fiction
david foster wallace, Don DeLillo, Dostoevsky, fiction, James Joyce, john updike, Kafka, Max Ross, September 2012, Virgil
October 31, 2010

Art Beneath the Floorboards

October 31, 2010/ Amelia Glaser

Dostoevsky's moody, brilliant "Notes from the Underground" was recently given an edgy, provocative theater treatment. Can Russia's most unfilmable writer be acted on the stage?

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October 31, 2010/ Amelia Glaser/
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Amelia Glaser, Dostoevsky, Kafka, November 2010
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