Andrew Martino

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Andrew Martino (@apmartino) is dean of the Glenda Chatham and Robert G. Clarke Honors College at Salisbury University. He recently took part in the Fulbright International Education Administrators Program and has been a longtime reviewer for WLT.

Salman Rushdie and the Freedom to Offend

August 16, 2022 Andrew Martino
Reflecting on the recent attack on Salman Rushdie, Andrew Martino asks, “What does the attack on Rushdie tell us about ourselves, about our relationship to literature and writers?” Like most…
Renegotiating Life, Approaching Death in Magda Szabó’s Ballad

April 19, 2017 Andrew Martino
Hungarian-born author Magda Szabó lays bare the dangers of settling too deeply into routine as a daughter helps her mother navigate life as a widow. New York Review Books is almost…
Memories Unmoored: A Review of In the Café of Lost Youth, by Patrick Modiano

July 18, 2016 Andrew Martino
Ever since he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2014, a deluge of Patrick Modiano’s work has found its way into English translation. Modiano’s novels have averaged at least two or three pub…