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Absinthe: New European Writing is a
print journal
featuring
the
best contemporary
European writers. The journal includes poetry, prose, essays, interviews,
book
reviews,
art,
and
author
photos.
Absinthe: New European Writing is published
biannually
in
the
spring
and
fall.
Absinthe
#13
was
published
this
spring and
features
work
by
eleven
acclaimed
Romanian
authors:
Dumitru
Ţepeneag,
Adriana
Bittel,
Bogdan
Suceavă,
Mircea
Cărtărescu,
Gheorghe
Crăciun,
Dan
Lungu,
Lucian
Dan
Teodorovici,
Ştefan
Bănulescu,
Nora
Iuga,
Stelian
Tănase,
and
Ştefan
Agopian.
In
addition,
art
by
Mircea
Suciu
appears
on
the
cover
and
in
an
8-page
portfolio.
You
can
order
the
issue
here.
Absinthe
#12
is
here
and
includes
work
by Danilo
Kiš,
Stefano
Benni,
Dan
Turèll,
Linor
Goralik,
Vasyl
Makhno,
Dan
Sociu,
Rose
Alice
Branco,
Andrey
Gritsman,
Jesús
Fernandez
Palacios,
and
a
portfolio
by
Swedish
artist
Mia
Makila.
Order
here.
Additionally,
enjoy
this
web-only
interview
with
Italian
writer
Gianrico
Carofiglio
conducted
for
Absinthe
by
Stefania
Rega.
Rega:
Novels,
graphic
novel,
film.
How
important
is
the
means
of
expression
to
the
telling
of a
story?
Carofiglio:
It
depends.
There
are
stories
that
can
be
told
in
many
ways,
others
that
require
what
is,
still
today,
the
most
sophisticated
form
of
expression:
the
novel.
Read
the
entire
interview
here.
Absinthe
#11
includes
poetry,
essays,
and
fiction
by
Liliana
Ursu,
Roland
Jaccard,
Peters
Bruveris,
Aldona
Gustas,
Susanne
Jorn,
Ulf
Peter
Hallberg,
Mariana
Dan,
Dimitris
Leontzakos,
Ersi
Sotiropoulos,
Serge
Pey,
Hella
S.
Haasse,
Leo
Pleysier,
Boris
Pintar,
Jürgen
Becker,
and
Dy
Plambeck,
with
a
portfolio
by
artists
Roger
Herman
and
Hubert
Schmalix,
communiqués
from
Copenhagen
and
Rome
by
Thomas
E.
Kennedy
and
Stefania
Rega,
and
book
reviews
by
John
Taylor.
Order
a
copy
here.
Read
some
excerpts
from
Absinthe
#11:
Absinthe
#10
includes
poetry,
fiction,
essays,
photographs,
and
reviews
by
E.C.
Belli,
Andrzej
Bursa,
Djura,
Tsvetanka
Elenkova,
Jörg
Fauser,
Almudena
Grandes,
Orhan
Kemal,
Thomas
E.
Kennedy,
Birhan
Keskin,
Vyacheslav
Kupriyanov,
Krystyna
Lenkowska,
Murathan
Mungan,
Billy
O’Callaghan,
Daniele
Pantano,
Jacek
Podsiadło,
Daniel
Tobin,
and
John
Taylor
and
Anne
Magnan-Park.
Order
a
copy
here.

Absinthe
#9
features
great
work
from
Jens
Blendstrup,
Boris
Schreiber,
José
Jiménez Lozano,
Josip
Novakovich,
V.
Pyetsukh,
Nuno
Júdice,
Carlos
Marzal,
Wilhelm
Genazino,
Mathilde
Walter
Clark,
Helle
Helle,
Amanda
Aizpuriete,
Henning
Koch,
Danila
Davydov,
Geneviève
Huttin,
Paola
Masino,
Carlo
Betocchi,
Stasė
Lygutaitė
Bucevičienė,
an
interview
with
Giulio
Leoni,
art
by
Alexander
Egger,
reviews
by
John
Taylor,
and
cover
art
by
Vladimir
Zimakov.
Read
a
few
excerpts
from
Absinthe
#9:
- "The Now Deceased Member of the Mikkelsen Family," a story by Jens Blendstrup, translated by Thomas E. Kennedy
- "The Cat," a poem by
José Jiménez Lozano, translated by Marilyn Rashid
- "In Memoriam, Ingmar Bergman 236," a story by Henning Koch
- "Come, Come to Me Now That I'm Old, Not Love," a poem by Carlo Betocchi, translated by Ned Condini
Check
out
the
Absinthe blog
at http://absinthenew.blogspot.com/.
We
have
several
new
writers
contributing
their
thoughts
about
European
art
and
literature,
writing
and
translation.
Read
more
about
Absinthe:
New
European
Writing
in
the Metro
Times,
Poets
&
Writers,
The
Oakland
Press,
and
the Ann
Arbor
Paper.
Absinthe: New European Writing is available at many independent bookstores throughout the
U.S.
Dwayne David Hayes,
Founding Editor
Jessica
Bomarito,
Coeditor
Absinthe: New European
Writing
P.O. Box 2297
Farmington Hill, MI 48333
Absinthe:
New
European
Writing
is
published
by
Absinthe
Arts
21,
a
non-profit
501
(c)(3)
organization.
Donations
to
Absinthe
Arts
21
are
tax-deductible
and
allow
us
to
continue
introducing
great
European
literature
in
English
translation.
You
can
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Absinthe
Arts
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