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Booklaunch: Thor Garcia and Louis Armand

Equus Press presents two new novels by Prague-based writers Thor Garcia (The News Clown) and Louis Armand (Breakfast At Midnight). Publisher’s Weekly has described The News Clown as “flashy, satirical… entertaining and eminently readable.” Garcia’s Tund (LPB) was hailed in the San Diego City Beat as the strangest collection of short stories of the year (2011). Breakfast At Midnight is ‘an elegy in E-flat for the other Prague.’ Described by Joshua Cohen (author of Witz) as ”Robert Pinget does Canetti (in drag in Yugoslavia),” Armand’s most recent novel Clair Obscur was published by Equus in 2011. More information from Equus Press.