Books
Is there value in turning the great works of literature into graphic novels?
Proust, Joyce, Musli, Bernhard. Graphic novel adaptations of great literary classics are hugely popular these days. But […]
Books
How stadtsprachen publishes work in dozens of Berlin’s native tongues
Publishing multilingual, original texts online, stadtsprachen magazine is showcasing Berlin's linguistic diversity.
Review
Seeing Further: A photo-obsessed author reflects on a dying Hungarian cinema
Esther Kinsky's bittersweet, moody look at Kino culture as a cultural institution, translated by Caroline Schmidt.
Interview
Fatma Aydemir on Djinns, Kurdish-Turkish families and queer identity
In her novel Djinns, journalist and author Fatma Aydemir tells the story of a family in mourning […]
Review
‘The Empusium: A Health Resort Horror Story’: A stirring sanatorium novel
Being cured of tuberculosis in a small mountain town turns into a haunting tale of a village […]
Review
‘Vertigo: The Rise and Fall of Weimar Germany’: A dynamic tale of a modernising age
In 'Vertigo: The Rise and Fall of Weimar Germany': Harald Jähner's account of Weimar Germany excels in […]