We’re back with our second Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview, featuring Anne Cathrine Bomann’s Blue Notes, translated by Caroline Waight! How much grief is too much? How far should we go […]
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Today’s Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview features Balsam Karam’s The Singularity, translated by Saskia Vogel! Lyrical and devastating, The Singularity is a breathtaking study of grief, migration, and motherhood from one of Sweden’s […]
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Today’s Spring 2023 Fiction Preview features the latest title in our Literature in Translation Series, The Loneliness in Lydia Erneman’s Life by Rune Christiansen, translated by Kari Dickson. Winner of the […]
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Next up in our Spring 2023 Preview Series comes archipelago, Laila Malik’s lyrical debut poetry collection, which traces fragments of family, becoming and unbecoming against the shifting shorelines of loss, multigenerational […]
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Today’s Spring 2023 Fiction Preview features Marta Balcewicz’s debut novel, Big Shadow! Set in an unnamed town in the summer of 1998, Big Shadow follows Judy, an isolated and inexperienced teenager […]
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Next up in our Spring 2023 Preview series is Lauren Carter’s Places Like These, a psychologically complex and astute short story collection which plumbs the vast range of human reactions to […]
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This week’s Spring 2023 Season Preview spotlights Lent by award-winning writer Kate Cayley. In these peculiar times, we are thrust back into ourselves in a kind of suspension: one in […]
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TW: references to sexual violence and self harm. Today’s Spring 2023 Preview, features an excerpt from Eden Boudreau’s powerful debut memoir, Crying Wolf. After a violent sexual assault, Eden Boudreau […]
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Today we are kicking off our Spring 2023 Previews with Heating the Outdoors by Marie-Andrée Gill, translated by Kristen Renee Miller! In these micropoems, writing and love are acts of decolonial […]
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Happy New Year! Today, we are revealing our Spring 2023 lineup, featuring seven remarkable fiction, nonfiction, and poetry titles! Read on for all the details, including on sale dates and […]
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