European Review of Books

The European Review of Books is cultural criticism, with a European outlook. Each 150+ page issue has a selection of book reviews, essays, fiction and photography, covering current issues and culture. Nice paper, with uncut pages (perforated, but you will have to open them!), and a slightly larger size, it is an interesting and quirky look at European books and culture. Give it a try!

Issue 8

April 2025

Featuring:

Schengen Blues: A day in Minsk; Assad’s Abandoned Terror Apparatus Needs an Archivist; A Palestinian’s Bethlehem, Jericho, Jerusalem; There Once Was a Woman, Fiction by Inger Christensen; Two Agricultural Novels: Or, writers learn to hate chickens; Marlen Haushofer’s Great Schizophrenia; Vigdis Hjorth’s Funerals and Infatuations; Trees Aren’t People. And Yet…; English or Turkish? Tipsy or cakirkeyf?; Madame Blueberry’s Ennui; Impressionist Butts.; Mellow, Yellow, Smellow; Photos: the Ivorian Cocoa Vanguard

More!

Issue 7

December 2024

Featuring:

Womb Warriors: The history of pregnancy is a bloody mess; The Sanatoriums of Olga Tokarczuk & Thomas Mann; Neanderthal Aesthetics: Welcome to Rachel Kushner’s Europe; Tham dii day dii: Israeli farms rely on Thai workers; Wild Men & Horses: In the Bulgarian highlands; Fiction by: Alba de Cespedes & Sergei Lebedev; The CCP Embraces a Sci-Fi Hit

Much More!