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My Choice to Abuse Drugs Erekose, Legendary Anonimous
An amazing book which has been circulating the internet for a year now. No one knows who wrote it, and precisely when - perhaps it was done by an internet spiti?:) Anyway, it deals with the issues ...
Seven Pillars of Wisdom Lawrence, T.E.
Lawrence of Arabia's narrative of his involvement in the Arab Revolt during WWI.
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Foer, Jonathan Safran
A fun summer read, ideal for a long train ride. This is a story of Oskar, a quirky nine year-old kid living in New York City, who only wears white, gives his house key out to strangers, and likes ...
Close to the knives Wojnarowicz, David
Filmmaker and visual artist David Wojnarowicz's book opens as a tale of wandering through the American landscape in the style of a contemporary Jack Kerouac. Its voice, tone, and subjects vary ...
The Brooklyn Follies Auster, Paul
This is another wonderful book by Auster. And what’s more, it is EXCITING. After having read a lot of serious stuff, Brooklyn Follies takes off with a slow and sad start. An elderly man moves ...
After Dark Murakami, Haruki
What happens when the sun sets and night falls? This is a novel about the mysteries and unrealities of the night that happen to those people who
Shooting to Kill Vachon, Christine
'This hybrid book works exceptionally well on two levels: as a memoir of an artist and as a brass-tacks instruction manual. In her first book, co-written with film critic Edelstein, Vachon offers ...
Inflight Magazine Grimonprez, Johan (ed.)
Anyone who's ever sat on airplane will have looked at them at least once: the safety instructions pamphlets and glossy airline magazines provided for the passengers' edification and entertainment. ...
How Like a Leaf. An Interview with Thyrza Nichols Goodeve Haraway, Donna J.
Reading Donna Haraway's A Cyborg Manifesto (first published in 1985) was instrumental in helping me find my intellectual bearings. In this essay science fiction is elaborately interwoven with ...
Interpol, The Art Exhibition which divided East and West Čufer, Eda / Misiano, Viktor
Editorial: 'Artist bites spectators and destroys work of other artists at exhibition,' the headlines read. Interpol documents the historic--and notorious--encounter between Western European and ...
The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Nighttime Haddon, Mark
'Pretty good book,' I thought, after having read The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Nighttime . It was only when I started thinking about what to read next, and realized that I only wanted to ...
Max Havelaar or the Coffee Auctions of the Dutch Trading Company Multatuli,
Beat Mazenauer wirtes about the German edition of Max Havelaar oder Die Kaffeeversteigerungen der niederländischen Handelsgesellschaft - the original text is written in Dutch Nowadays the ...
Mes mauvaises pensées Bouraoui, Nina
Stephanie Cabre writes about the French edition of Mes mauvaises pensées - it has not been translated into any other language This is a book that cannot leave you indifferent, because Nina ...
Nuages Clément, Gilles
Sasha Hourwich wortes about the French edition of Nuages - it has not been translated into any other language What do you fancy? Understanding the fine relationship between clouds and ...
A Bend in the River Naipaul, Vidiadhar S.
József Keresztesi writes about the Hungarian edition of A nagy folyó kanyarulatában V. S. Naipual's first novel to be translated into Hungarian had a great impact on me. The novel is at ...
Eccentric Style von Schaeven, Deidi
Eccentric Style is a view into a number of homes built by people who decided to stick with that very simple and very complicated thing called a vision. Every example featured is an example of ...
