My review of Hungarian Writer Magda Szabó's novel The Door is up at Escape Into Life. I happened to read this novel for two different reading groups. It's a New York Review Books republication of another author little known in the U.S., though quite famous in Hungary and to some degree the rest of Europe. The problem is that little of her work has been translated into English, though some has been translated into French. Long live translators, and long may NYRB prosper in its exalted quest to bring great but unknown work to the light of day again. Support them if you're able.
One Man's Opinion: STATION ELEVEN by EMILY ST. JOHN MANDEL
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*‘She’d once met an old man up near Kindardine who’d sworn that the
murdered follow their killers to the grave, and she was thinking of this as
they w...
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