Gini Alhadeff

Jul 19, 2023 | lrb.co.uk | Jenny Turner |Fleur Jaeggy |Gini Alhadeff

After​ the death of his mother, a man called Beeklam turns to collecting statues, which he keeps in the flooded basement of his house in Amsterdam. Thelma, he calls one specimen – it was his mother’s name. Others are Rosalind, Diane, Magdalena, Gertrud, after his mother’s friends.

Jul 10, 2023 | tinyurl.com | Natalia Ginzburg |Gini Alhadeff

This month, we’re excited to introduce two works that explore social intricacies from two respective angles: the familial and the technological. From the Italian, lauded modernist Natalian Ginzburg’s most recent English-language work plumbs into the combustive conflicts within a family unit to reveal the complex moralism within our most intimate relationships.