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Some thoughts on romantic love, this crazy modern life, and My Gentle Twin.

Monday we held our first And Other Stories Berlin reading group meet-up. I was really thrilled at how the room filled up — there's a nice

We at Readux have been big fans of the British publisher And Other Stories for awhile now. There are two things that

The mystery at the heart of Jürgen Fauth’s debut novel Kino extends from the smoke-filled cabarets of Weimar Berlin and the era’s legendary silent films to

“ …the technology of the night, modernity pressed in the service of poetry, culling images from dreams and rendering them visible as if by the light of the

An interview with John Holton of Berlin-based Broken Dimanche Press.

In a giant cigar-shaped Armageddon shelter, as the world outside lays in ruins and its entire population has perished, Doctor Jacobi utters to his comrades, “We are the

Veit Harlan was arguably the most popular director in Nazi times and the creator of the immensely successful propaganda film Jew Suess. He got on with the regime

Carl Weissner brought mid-century underground American literature into German, influencing the entire language. He died last week at 71.