European Review of Books Issue 9

The ERB is a magazine of culture and ideas from The Netherlands, publishing three times a year. Under each bright coloured cover, you'll find book reviews yes but also fiction, travelogue, poetry, parody and who knows what else. All with the ERB’s remarkable print design: turn the pages to read, but cut the pages for a second layer of depth and digression.

In this issue:

"Blue, this time with a layer of aquamarine. Zaporizhzhia's nuclear plant, rails that still run through Ukraine's war, and a Ukrainian great-grandmother turned icon of pro-Russian cosplay. Plants in Bulgaria repackaged for Western wellness and Bolícar's tongue stretched across continents. Untranslatable names, Joséphine Baker on Palestine's seafront, and wicked fables for a liquid Europe."