Hartstaal blog review of Op de veranda
Ingrid Glorie of Hartstaal has reviewed Op de veranda (The Shouting in the Dark) on her literary blog. Read the full review
Nederlands Dagblad review of Op de veranda
Hans Ester of the Nederlands Dagblad posted the following review of Op de veranda (The Shouting in the Dark) in January. For those who don’t read Nederlands, the final line calls the
The Witness review of The Shouting in the Dark
The Witness‘s Moira Lovell has written this of The Shouting in the Dark: While Boehmer is a skilful writer, she has created, in The Shouting in the Dark, an uncomfortable read
The Shouting in the Dark makes Sue Grant-Marshall’s Top 10 Books for 2015
Sue Grant-Marshall of Reading Matters has named The Shouting in the Dark as one of her Top 10 books for 2015! Listen to the podcast
Mail & Guardian review of The Shouting in the Dark
The Mail & Guardian‘s Jane Rosenthal has written the following of The Shouting in the Dark: It’s a remarkably involving story in which Boehmer shows us how the complex and clever old
Interview about Op de veranda on LezenTV (video)
Elleke was recently interviewed about Op de veranda (The Shouting in the Dark) for LezenTV by Peter Gielissen. Watch an extract (in Dutch): The full interview may be viewed on the
Business Day review of The Shouting in the Dark
Business Day‘s Sue Grant-Marshall has written a review of The Shouting in the Dark, praising the novel’s ‘subtle and haunting descriptive prose,’ and noting that ‘Resilience is at the heart of Boehmer’s
The Shouting in the Dark at the London Literature Festival
The Southbank discussion of Elleke Boehmer’s The Shouting in the Dark on 11 October 2015 formed part of the ‘Tell Me Something I Don’t Know’ festival, and explored the topic of
Op de veranda at De Balie: summary and videos
The inaugural discussion of the Dutch translation of The Shouting in the Dark – Op de veranda – was wide-ranging and stimulating and paid tribute to Joost Poort’s accomplished and
Indian Arrivals, 1870-1915: Networks of British Empire
Published by Oxford University Press, 2015 Winner: 2016 ESSE Book Award for Literatures in the English language Indian Arrivals 1870-1915: Networks of British Empire explores the rich and complicated landscape of