Browsing: Patricia Robertson

Audrée Wilhelmy’s audacious novel White Resin is a dark fairy tale, saturated in myth and…

Literature that self-consciously explores language is nothing new, but Patricia Robertson manages to articulate her…

Animal sentience has become a hot topic in recent fiction, and none too soon. At a time when science is showing that animals do indeed have language—a recent study of canebrake wrens suggests that birdsong is governed by a complex, learned set of social rules, much like human communication—it’s encouraging to see more fiction that

In Catalunya, one is Catalan first — unless you’re from elsewhere in Span — and Spanish second.