Max Winter

Content by Max Winter

A virus gone wrong

Issue: June, 2004
Transmission, a rags-to-riches-to-disaster story about a computer virus, the man behind it, and the people whose lives it touches, is a change of setting for author Hari Kunzru, whose extremel Read more »
An Irishman in the jazz age

Issue: November, 2004
This follow-up to Roddy Doyle's rambunctious and courageous A Star Called Henry is every bit as fiery, if not more so. Read more »
Sifting through the rubble of a sister's ruined life

Issue: August, 2004
<B>Sifting through the rubble of a sister's ruined life</B>Though many novels that involve current events acquire a dull, refried sheen, the engaging <B>Going East</B> Read more »
The surreal life

Issue: February, 2005
Japanese author Haruki Murakami's latest offering, Kafka on the Shore, is vast, complex, odd, funny and strangely peaceful: business as usual, but more impressive business than some recent Read more »