Tony's Reading List

It's June, which means that it's time for Bellezza's Japanese Literature Challenge 7 !  As a new blogger, this challenge four...

May has been an unexpectedly busy month - but I have nobody to blame for it but myself.  I decided to educate myself a little in the area of...

The latest in my series of library-sourced Spanish-language books is one by probably the biggest name in Latin-American literature at the ...

Stork Press is a relatively new London-based publisher, one with an eastern-European slant, but focusing particularly on Polish books (th...

Today's post features another stop on my Spanish-language literature self-education journey (courtesy of my wonderful library), and it...

After reading (and loving) Maidenhair a while back, I was keen to try more of Mikhail Shishkin's work, hoping that another book woul...

Yesterday, in London, at a ceremony sparkling brighter than a pixie's bling collection, the five brave IFFP judges announced their cho...

We started off in March with sixteen titles, the cream of the fiction in translation published in the UK last year.  After a hard month of...

Back at the start of the year, during my January in Japan event, Patrick of my so-called research wrote a J-Lit Giants piece on Osamu D...

Welcome, one and all - it's time for more Murakami madness from Pushkin Press !  After giving me a copy of Coin Locker Babies to revi...