Book Reviews
- The Apology and the Last Days (Borislav Pekic)
- a parable of collaboration and retribution
- **Death and the Dervish (Mesa Selimovic)
- a spiritual crisis amidst Ottoman Bosnian politics
- *The Fortress (Mesa Selimovic)
- surviving the politics of Ottoman Bosnia
- *The Houses of Belgrade (Borislav Pekic)
- a man looks back on a life obsessed by his houses
- **How to Quiet a Vampire (Borislav Pekic)
- a psychological and philosophical novel of totalitarianism
- **Kaddish for a Child Not Born (Imre Kertesz)
- the introspective monologue of an Auschwitz survivor
- Regrowth (Der Nister)
Seven Tales of Jewish Life Before, During, and After Nazi Occupation
- The Return of Philip Latinowicz (Miroslav Krleza)
- an artist in a Danubian backwater
- A Stanislaw Lem Reader (Peter Swirski, Stanislaw Lem)
- interviews, essays, and bibliographies
- *The Time of Miracles (Borislav Pekic)
- prophecy, blindness, uncleanliness, sin, faith, madness
Northwestern University Press' "Writings from an Unbound Europe" series
specialises in translations of literature from Eastern Europe.