The European Review of Books #1

Essays spanning the archaeological and the astronautical. Reviews of old books in new translation, and new books in non-translation. Plus fiction, poetry, anecdote, remembrance, collage, photography, and questions-not-so-frequently-asked. All with a remarkable print design. Making an old-fashioned method new, the magazine’s pages are uncut: CUT the pages—easily done with a finger—to open a second layer, where depth, delight and digressions await.