Literary Radar
Articles, book reviews, literary critiques and journalistic reports around books on local and international media.
Miniature editions of Dante, Horace or Shakespeare, from the 16th or the 20th century, forbidden or religious: why do they exist and why are they so fascinating?
A dose of pleasure for the eyes: Lit Hub presents some of the most succulent Anglo-Saxon book covers of this last year.
While awaiting the publication of Sérotonine (in Catalan and Spanish on January 9), Les Inrocks reviews the career of Michel Houellebecq.
Lucia Berlin's short stories or the last book of Rachel Cusk's trilogy among this list by the staff of The Paris Review.
Through characters such as Anne Elliot or Elizabeth Bennet, Jane Austen also built her own particular treatise on the art of reading.
The Louisiana Channel is full of small interviews to writers: here, for instance, Mariana Enriquez talks about her obsession with the moon.