The most recent addition to the complete review is my review of a Georgian author Tamta Melaschwili's prize-winning novella, გათვლა.
With a Dalkey Archive Press anthology of contemporary Georgian fiction due out soon -- see their publicity page, or get your copy at Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk, and expect the Daniel Kalder review any day now -- could it be that Central Asian fiction is finally due for a breakthrough ? Yeah, I'm not counting on anything yet, but it's a start. (Interested publishers should meanwhile presumably turn to this 'literary' agency, which seems to have the Georgian market pretty well covered.)
With a Dalkey Archive Press anthology of contemporary Georgian fiction due out soon -- see their publicity page, or get your copy at Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk, and expect the Daniel Kalder review any day now -- could it be that Central Asian fiction is finally due for a breakthrough ? Yeah, I'm not counting on anything yet, but it's a start. (Interested publishers should meanwhile presumably turn to this 'literary' agency, which seems to have the Georgian market pretty well covered.)