For Numéro Cinq:
Reviews:
July 2017 – I Am the Brother of XX / These Possible Lives by Fleur Jaeggy
May 2017 – Atlantic Hotel by João Gilberto Noll
April 2017 – Frontier by Can Xue
November 2016 – Panorama by Dušan Šarotar
September 2016 – Black Bread by Emili Teixidor
July 2016 – Life in the Court of Matane by Eric Dupont
June 2016 – Goethe Dies by Thomas Bernhard
May 2016 – Quiet Creature on the Corner by João Gilberto Noll
February 2016 – On the Edge by Rafael Chirbes
December 2015 – Mr Kafka and Other Tales from the Time of the Cult by Bohumil Hrabal
For 3:AM Magazine:
Essay/Interview: “The intuitive is the essential”: Naveen Kishore and the spirit of Seagull Books
Essay/Review: The Accidental Ethnographer: Michel Leiris and Phantom Africa
Review: Among the Bieresch by Klaus Hoffer
For Minor Literature[s]
Essay/memoir: Your Body Will Betray You
Book Review: Witness by Robert Rient
Book Review: The Surrender by Scott Esposito
For The Quarterly Conversation
Book Review: The Endless Summer by Madame Nielsen
Book Review: Old Rendering Plant by Wolfgang Hilbig
Book Review: Imaginary Cities by Darran Anderson
Book Review: Dreams and Stones by Magdalena Tulli
For The Rusty Toque
Book Review: Blue Field by Elise Levine
Book Review: Tumbleweed by Josip Novakovich
Book Review: Baloney by Maxime Raymond Bock
Other:
Print:
Seagull Books Catalogue 2017/2018
Prose Poem/Essay: “The Cost of Words” (reproduced here)
Seagull Books Catalogue 2016/2017
Parable: “Literature as Liberator” (reproduced here)
Fashionably Late, ed. Vinnie Kinsella, Eldridge Books (2016)
Essay: “Fracturing the Mirror of Invisibility”
Online:
RIC Journal:
Photo Essay: Calcutta Dreaming
Essay: I am either lacerated or ill at ease
Essay/Dream: In the Dreaming Land
The Sultan’s Seal:
Photo Essay: Calcutta in grey
Essay/Requiem: And I Will Tell You Something
Literary Hub: October 25, 2016
Personal Essay: A Reader’s Journey Through Transition
The Scofield Magazine: Issue 1.4 Max Frisch & Identity
Port of Entry (micro review) of Homo Faber
Best Translated Book Award 2016/Three Percent: “Why this Book Should Win”
I Refuse by Per Petterson
Sphinx by Anne Garréta
