Twisted Spoon Press

M.A. Orthofer reviews Gerhard Rühm's THE FOLDED CLOCK (tr. Alexander Booth):
"The variety in the folded clock is almost astonishingly great. If all conceived somehow around numbers, Rühm does much more than simply offer a few variations on a few themes – of either subject matter or approach. [...] It all makes for an interesting and rich collection that goes beyond being mere exercises in playing with numbers."

the folded clock - Gerhard Rühm A review, and links to other information about and reviews of the folded clock by Gerhard Rühm.

"Of course, despite The Tigress’s erotic, nihilist reputation—one that eventually led the N***s to ban and burn it—Serner’s novel has quite a few philosophical elements to offer the book’s audience."

Yurcaba Serner 33 Reviewed by Nicole Yurcaba

Marek Šindelka, Nathan Fields (transl.), Petr Nikl (artwotk), ‘Aberrant’, Twisted Spoon Press, 2017

James Dyer writes on V. Nezval's A Prague Flaneur for Full Stop:

"Despite its lack of fixed direction or definite purpose, A Prague Flâneur (originally Pražský chodec) is rooted in the parks, streets, bars, and cafes of Prague in a surprisingly concrete way. From the street level, as the author Vítězslav Nezval sees it, Prague surpasses its “practical necessity” and expands into a dynamic host for memories, a rouser of imagination, and a stage peopled with extraordinary characters. This “peripatetic book” sketches a Prague that is uniquely personal to Nezval."

A Prague Flâneur – Vítězslav Nezval Prague surpasses its “practical necessity” and expands into a dynamic host for memories