A rare sort of writer
Today is Gabriel Josipovici's 80th birthday. To mark the occasion, I'll link to various pos…
Today is Gabriel Josipovici's 80th birthday. To mark the occasion, I'll link to various pos…
This is a novel about a translator who moves from London to Paris after the death of his first wife…
What draws me back to Thomas Bernhard's novels is the wish to appreciate again how each is set …
“ There is an element, in any good novel, of something that cannot be taken away without dissolvin…
The main reason I still write this blog is to maintain a contact with the need or condition that dr…
Revue LISA, a print journal published by the University of Rennes, has a very welcome edition dedic…
Jesus was not your everyday literary critic. Luke tells of his teaching in a synagogue: And he ca…
Musician John Harmer writes: "I read in Gabriel Josipovici's wonderful novel Infinity:…
The composer Tancredo Pavone is sure of his quest: “The centre of the sound is the heart of the sou…
You write about Bellow's transformation from a minor to a major writer—“that readiness to fol…
“It is not every day one is sent a masterpiece to review”, wrote Gabriel Josipovici in reviewing…