The Consequences on “The Canon” for September
Sharp, intimate, and curious. – The Riveter Magazine, Riveting Books by Women
Publisher’s Weekly reviews The Artist, The Censor, and The Nude
Thoughtful and rigorous, the book provides an excellent survey of contemporary censorship. …
Interview by KPFA’s Mitch Jeserich about The Vél d’Hiv Raid
July 16 and 17 marked the 75th anniversary of the Vel d’Hiv Roundup. Levi Laub, activist and translator of our upcoming title, The Vél d’Hiv Raid by Maurice Rajsfus, was… Read more Interview by KPFA’s Mitch Jeserich about The Vél d’Hiv Raid →
Foreword Reviews Praises Upcoming Book by Maurice Rajsfus
Foreword Reviews July/August 2017 Review by Susan Waggoner “Adept reporting and personal experience make for a gripping read… While each book is strong enough to stand on its own, Operation… Read more Foreword Reviews Praises Upcoming Book by Maurice Rajsfus →
Maurice Rajsfus’ Operation Yellow Star / Black Thursday reviewed by Kirkus Reviews
“An unsparing indictment of Paris police during the Nazi occupation. […] The author’s memory of July 16 is harrowing. […] Besides commemorating his family’s murder, Rajsfus raises awareness about how… Read more Maurice Rajsfus’ Operation Yellow Star / Black Thursday reviewed by Kirkus Reviews →
Dingbat 2.0 reviewed by Dwarf and Giant
“For designers, LA-o-philes, architects & artists, futurists & historians, this is an indispensable tour of the bones and blueprints of our unique city.” Read more….
National Book Review’s Hot Picks: Adolfo Kaminsky, A Forger’s Life
The National Book Review chooses Adolfo Kaminsky, A Forger’s Life as their lead Hot Pick. “Sarah Kaminsky tells the true story of her extraordinary father who courageously and secretly used his artistic talent to forge documents and save hundreds of lives as part of the French Resistance….”
Kirkus Reviews praises Erich Hackl’s Three Tearless Histories
Kirkus Reviews praises Erich Hackl’s Three Tearless Histories: “Hackl is like an investigating detective pursuing a case where all the principals are long dead and the few who remain may be reluctant to talk.”