[U.K.] : Universal Studios Home Entertainment, [2019]

[Japan] : J Works Film Initiative, [2001]

[Japan] : Kadokawa Shoten, [2012]

[U.K.] : Soda Pictures, [2012]

[U.K.] : Altitude, [2019]

[U.K.] : Universal Home Video, [2019]

[U.S.A.] : Synergy Entertainment, [2007]

[France] : Institut National de l'Audiovisuel (INA), [2010]

[France] : Pathé, [2005]

[Japan] : Cinefil Imagica, [2012]

[South Korea] : YDM DVDVideo, [2006]

[U.K.] : Picturehouse Entertainment, [2019]

[U.K.] : Thuderbird Releasing, [2018]

[U.K.] : Artifical Eye, [2014]

[Brooklyn, New York] : Do The Right Films Entertainment, [2017]

[U.K.] : Arrow Films, [2018]

[U.K.] : BFI, [2020]

[U.S.A.] : Cohen Media Group, [2019]

[U.K.] : Dogwoof, [2019]

[U.K.] : The Weinstein Company Home Entertainment, [2007]

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Creasey, D. J. (David J.), author

Brøvig-Hanssen, Ragnhild, author

Powell, John, 1955- author

Meyrick, Julian, author

Jankélévitch, Vladimir, author

Liminal Drifter

Stanislavsky, Konstantin, 1863-1938, author

Gibson, David, 1957- author

Eriksson, Maria, 1969- author

Hexel, Vasco, 1980- author

Lutterbie, John Harry, 1948- author

In a recent article for Rain Taxi, Graziano Krätli reviews Fabiano Alborghetti’s Directory of the Vulnerable, translated by Marco Sonzogni. He begins by stating, “Fabiano Alborghetti’s two fine collections to date, L’opposta riva (The Opposite Shore, 2006 and 2013) and Registro dei fragile. 43 canti (2009; Directory of the Vulnerable) represent almost an anomaly, if […]

Guernica author Marina Sonkina was recently featured on the cover of BC BookLook! In an article entitled “’Face’ mystery unveils ugly poperty values”, Marina Sonkina’s newest collection, Expulsion & Other Stories, is described as “nothing short of brilliant”. The article begins by explaining, “two thirds of Expulsion consists of Chekovian tales of survival set in […]

We’re excited to announce the trailer for Steve Meagher’s Navy Blue! Broken hymns. Desperate prayers. Tales of first heroes. Stories of the street. The poems in Navy Blue walk the middle ground between sorrow and salvation, tackling themes of devotion, regret, innocence lost and mortality through an array of dark landscapes and narratives of the dispossessed. Written in […]

We recently sat down with Pratap Reddy to chat about his new collection of short stories, Weather Permitting & Other Stories, which will be released by Guernica this spring. GE: Pratap Reddy, please tell us about your new book. PR: Weather Permitting & Other Stories is my first book. It’s a collection of short stories. […]

All you poetry lovers, check out this wonderful documentary that will be airing on the CBC website March 25th! In this CBC Radio One Special Program, Where Have All the Poets Gone? Sook-Yin Lee gives “a surprising look at the conditions that inspire Canadians to express themselves through poetry.” Here’s a blurb about the documentary: […]

We recently sat down with F. G. Paci to chat about his new collection of short stories, Talk About God and Other Stories, which will be released by Guernica this spring. GE: Could you tell us about your new book, and about some of the stories in the collection? FGP: TALK ABOUT GOD and Other […]

Guernica author Elana Wolff recently gave an interview with The New Quarterly about the inspiration behind her essay, “Paging Kafka’s Elegist”, which is this year’s winner of the Edna Staebler Personal Essay Contest. Susan Scott introduces the interview by stating “I describe the first-place essays as a gift. I say this less because our eclectic […]

Congratulations to David Huebert, the winner of this year’s CBC Short Story Prize! David won this year’s short story competition with a story entitled “Enigma”, which is about a woman who must end the life of her beloved horse. As he explains in a recent article by David Burke, the idea for the story came […]

Dr. Norman Cornett was recently interviewed by RadioVM about his experience translating Farida by Naïm Kattan. In the interview, Norman discusses the significance of Naïm Kattan in general, and his work Farida in particular. Farida tells the story of a Jewish woman and cabaret singer struggling for survival in pre-World War II Iraq. It is […]

In a recent interview with Jeffrey Mackie, translator and scholar Norman Cornett discusses various aspects of translating Naïm Kattan’s Farida. The interview can be listened to below. Norman Cornett begins by briefly describing the basis of the novel, which is “set on the cusp of World War II” and focuses on a Jewish songstress in […]