A Form of Pragma: Hagai Palevsky on OKINAWA by Susumu Higa
Today on SOLRAD, Haigai Palevsky reviews OKINAWA, a hefty collection of short stories by Susumu Higa (translated by Jocelyne Allen), published by...
Hagai Palevsky is an Israeli writer and critic of comics, prose, poetry, songs, tweets, and pretty much any medium except author bios. When he isn’t writing, you can probably find him wishing he were writing.
Today on SOLRAD, Haigai Palevsky reviews OKINAWA, a hefty collection of short stories by Susumu Higa (translated by Jocelyne Allen), published by...
Today on SOLRAD, Hagai Palevsky on A TERRIFIED CHILD PLAYED BY JEREMY STRONG by Ezra David Mattes and the Crafting of the New Self
Today on SOLRAD, we feature Hagai Palevsky on SALOME'S LAST DANCE by Daria Tessler, published by Fantagraphics Books
Today on SOLRAD, we present a career spanning interview with IVANA FILIPOVICH by Hagai Palevsky.
Today on SOLRAD, we present Hagai Palevsky on the Landscapes of Defamiliarization in Woshibai's 20KM/H
Hagai Palevsky is back on SOLRAD with a review of Max Baitinger's HEIMDALL, published by Rotopol Press.
Today on SOLRAD, Hagai Palevsky wonders if HOUSE ON FIRE by Matt Battaglia is all too eager to be eaten whole by its own messaging.
Today on SOLRAD, Hagai Palevsky reviews Otto Binder's THE UNWANTED published by Fantagraphics Underground and finds it failing to demonstrate its own...
Today on SOLRAD, Hagai Palevsky is back with an examination of the Physical and the Fiscal in Erik Svetoft's SPA published by Fantagraphics
Today on SOLRAD, Hagai Palevsky returns with an essay that examines "What is Comics" and Domingos Isabelinho's THE READING GAZE
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