Best European Fiction 2010

Guardian“A sort of international show-and-tell of the soul...” Doing justice, in a review, to an anthology of 35 stories by 35 different authors writing in 30-odd languages is obviously impossible. This is a precious opportunity to understand more deeply the obsessions, hopes and fears of each nation...

Financial Times“A slight bureaucratic stiffness...” It takes a while for a venture like this to pick up momentum. I wish it God speed but I hope future years will see a slimmer volume, with less deference to territories and more to talent, and thus fewer but stronger contributors...

The Telegraph“Not yet reviewed”

The Times“Not yet reviewed”

The Independent“Not yet reviewed”

Economist“Not yet reviewed”

The Scotsman“Not yet reviewed”

The New York Times“Not yet reviewed”

The New Yorker“Not yet reviewed”

Publishers Weekly“Still, there is much excellent work...” While the maiden outing has many fine moments, there's room for improvement in upcoming years. The mix of authors—35 writers from 30 countries—is excellent and includes better knowns with unknowns...