Something Will Happen, You’ll See Named in Favorite Books of the Year in New Statesman
The British magazine New Statesman has included Something Will Happen, You'll See by Christos Ikonomou and translated from the Greek by Karen Emmerich as one of its favorite books of 2016. The book was selected by Columbia Professor of History Mark Mazower. He
Read about Konundrum in the Los Angeles Review of Books
Konundrum: Selected Prose of Franz Kafka, translated from the German by Peter Wortsman, is featured in the Los Angeles Review of Books. The article, called "Kafka: An End or a Beginning?" by Morten Høi Jensen praises Konundrum and Wortsman's accomplishment in the translation. Jensen writes that "The
Read a Letter to Donald Trump from Mexico by Homero Aridjis
Homero Aridjis, poet, environmentalist, and author of The Child Poet, has penned a letter to Donald Trump on behalf of Mexico, discussing the great unease with which Mexico views the future given Trump's penchant for racist and xenophobic rhetoric throughout
Watch Scholastique Mukasonga Speak at Festival Albertine 2016
Scholastique Mukasonga, author of the award-winning Our Lady of the Nile and the freshly released memoir Cockroaches, joined Laurent Dubois, Maboula Soumahoro, Darryl Pinckney, and Chris Jackson for a panel discussion titled “Europe and America in the Black Literary Imagination” as part
Reading Guide for Our Lady of the Nile
Our Lady of the Nile By Scholastique Mukasonga Translated from the
Wayward Heroes is Out Today! Read an Excerpt on the Tin House Blog
Wayward Heroes by Nobel Laureate Halldór Laxness and translated from the Icelandic by Philip Roughton is now officially out and available for purchase. Our friends over at Tin House have published an excerpt of the novel over on their blog, which