The most recent addition to the complete review is my review of Gaito Gazdanov's The Spectre of Alexander Wolf, out in a new translation from Pushkin Press (and it seems to me almost the quintessential Pushkin Press title).
This has been doing the European rounds in recent years too, doing especially well in Germany last year. The Dutch translation is about to be released, and they even have a Gajto Gazdanov-site to go with it (but, yes, those transliteration variations from language to language re. his name don't exactly make finding information about him across different editions any easier).
This has been doing the European rounds in recent years too, doing especially well in Germany last year. The Dutch translation is about to be released, and they even have a Gajto Gazdanov-site to go with it (but, yes, those transliteration variations from language to language re. his name don't exactly make finding information about him across different editions any easier).