The Blurb Berlin, 1921. A city of extremes. While political violence plagues the streets during the day, a serial killer dubbed “The Skinner” roams the streets at night. Detective Chaim Orlosow suspects The Skinner is a World War I veteran, but he remains untraceable. Meanwhile, the relationship between a famous Flemish DADA poet and hisContinue reading “The Firehand File”
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Ghosts Like Us, Inez Baranay
Lately, I’ve started getting into book reviewing. I hadn’t expected to enjoy it so much and it’s becoming something of a compulsion. Sometimes I post my reviews here on my website. I reviewed Inez Baranay’s Ghosts Like Us, for Newtown Review of Books. “Ghosts Like Us is a poetic, ambiguous and subversive exploration of the nature of historyContinue reading “Ghosts Like Us, Inez Baranay”
Isobel Blackthorn 