Literary Reviews

Abstract

Never try to make things easier for the reader,” says E.M. Cioran in Translations, and although this may not be the mission of most literary reviews, of which Translations is a distinguished member, it indicates an instinct for quality of which they are all proud. Too little understood, too little read, too little appreciated by otherwise well‐informed readers, the review offers considerable intellectual and imaginative satisfaction. Urbane, witty, slightly malicious, it zealously champions various approaches to fiction, poetry, criticism, and political and social problems.

Citation

(1984), "Literary Reviews", Collection Building, Vol. 6 No. 2, pp. 20-22. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb023147