WLT Book Reviews | November 2011

• EDITOR'S NOTE
• November 2011: An Iraqi in Paris by Samuel Shimon

Post-Soviet Literature: Twenty Years After the Fall

• INTRO: "Twenty Years after the Collapse of the Soviet Union: Russian and East European Literature Today," Emily D. Johnson
• ESSAY: "Censorship in Russia: Old and New Faces," Nadezhda Azhgikhina
• ESSAY: Poetry in the Cloud: An Experiment, Results, and n+1 Hypotheses
• POETRY: "a poem about Lillebror and Karlsson," Igor Belov
• "Untitled," Semyon Khanin
• "Untitled," Artur Punte
• "Glory to Heroes," Feodor Swarovski
• "Truths," Sergej Timofejev
• "Artemis," Viktor Ivaniv
• "ship of goblins," Ksenia Shcherbino
• FICTION: "Petrov and Markov," Oleg Woolf
• ESSAY: "Re-Visioning the Past: Russian Literary Classics in Film," Catharine Nepomnyashchy
• POETRY: "The Rock or, A Third Anecdote about Wallace Stevens," Grigory Kruzhkov
• EXCERPT: The Button, Iren Rozdobudko
• WEB EXCLUSIVE READING LIST: WLT's Post-Soviet Reading List
• WEB EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Multimedia poetry from Orbita 4

Zoran Živković

• Zoran Živković: A Biographical Sketch
• "Rendezvous in Front of the House," Zoran Živković
• "The Metaphysical Fantasias of Zoran Živković," Michael Morrison
• WEB EXCLUSIVE FICTION: "The Teashop," Zoran Živković
• WEB EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: "Fantastika and the Literature of Serbia: A Conversation with Zoran Živković," Michael A. Morrison
• WEB EXCLUSIVE A Bibliography of the Works of Zoran Živković

INTERVIEWS

• WEB EXCLUSIVE "My Life as Cinema: A Conversation with Samuel Shimon"
• "Literary Cairo, A Conversation with Samia Mehrez," Michelle Johnson

ESSAYS

• "Emerging Ukrainian Women Prose Writers: Twenty Years After Independence"

FICTION

• WEB EXCLUSIVE "The Demon of Hunger," Tania Malyarchuk
• "Shiki Nagaoka: A Nose for Fiction," Mario Bellatin

POETRY

• WEB EXCLUSIVE Three Poems by Askold Bazhanov
• Two Poems, Alistair Noon

IN EVERY ISSUE

• AUTHOR PROFILE: Zoe Whittall
• WHAT TO READ NOW: Zimbabwe
• CITY PROFILE: Yerevan, Armenia
• INTERNATIONAL CRIME & MYSTERY: Meet "Bo from Ro": Building Romanian Crime Writing, J. Madison Davis
• OUTPOST: Los Angeles