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Monthly Review | Novel as biography (Radek reviewed in 'Against the Current') - Vimarsana News

Monthly Review | Novel as biography (Radek reviewed in 'Against the Current')

In his 1995 novel Radek, published in English translation for the first time last year by Monthly Review Press, Stefan Heym portrays Karl Radek as not only a…

Monthly Review | "Suspense and dramatic interest" (Radek reviewed in 'Socialism and Democracy') - Vimarsana News

Monthly Review | "Suspense and dramatic interest" (Radek reviewed in 'Socialism and Democracy')

Works brilliantly to create suspense and dramatic interest in that the reader is asked to see the world through the eyes of its main protagonist…"

Monthly Review | Forthcoming, May, 2022! EXCERPTS from Radek: A Novel, by Stefan Heym - Vimarsana News

Monthly Review | Forthcoming, May, 2022! EXCERPTS from Radek: A Novel, by Stefan Heym

Stalin asked, "So you think my truth needs improvement?" "The truth," Radek replied, "can’t be improved. The truth is true, or it is not. But a line of…

Stefan Heym: A central witness to both fascism and socialism in Germany - Vimarsana News

Stefan Heym: A central witness to both fascism and socialism in Germany

Stefan Heym—journalist, novelist, essayist—and a lifelong socialist, died 20 years ago, aged 88, on Dec. 16, 2001. His unfading commitment to humanity through his writing and actions must be remembered and celebrated.

Stefan Heym: A central witness to both fascism and socialism in Germany - Vimarsana News

Stefan Heym: A central witness to both fascism and socialism in Germany

Stefan Heym—journalist, novelist, essayist—and a lifelong socialist, died 20 years ago, aged 88, on Dec. 16, 2001. His unfading commitment to humanity through his writing and actions must be remembered and celebrated.