Stanislaw Lem
earliest edition we have, 2014 Liverpool University Press, 2015 224 pages
Stanislaw Lem died on 26 March, 2006. No one can bring his mortal engine back to life, but in this book his voice can be heard afresh for the benefit of all those who believe that, with his passing, a quintessential element of twentieth-century artisic and intellectual heritage has come to an end. Peter Swirski's edited and annotated translation of Lem's fifteen-year correspondence with his principal American transla...
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