Alex Robertson Textor lives in London, where he writes about travel. Twice a Society of American Travel Writers Foundation Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism award winner as an editor of Travel by Handstand, he has written for the New York Times
and Monocle. He is currently researching a book about places along the edges of Europe. He is @textorian on Twitter.
Alex Robertson Textor
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Is She the Future of Germany?
Olga Grjasnowa’s novel Der Russe ist einer, der Birken liebt (recently translated by Other Press as All Russians Love Birch Trees) was published to considerable acclaim in Germany in 2012. The book was widely celebrated for its almost documentary ability to describe the vicissitudes of a younger generation of Germans, many of multiethnic backgrounds. Belonging […]
