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[…] by becoming a subscriber! An Archipelago Books subscription allows you to support our press in one of the most rewarding ways – by receiving each of our forthcoming titles, right off the press. Each new book we publish will be sent to you as soon as it arrives in our office. Over the course […]
Ivan Vladislavić at Columbia University
[…] a 2015 Windham Campbell Prize for fiction. Ameya Tripathi is a writer and graduate student from London, living in New York. His poetry has appeared in Kindlemag and a forthcoming essay on Ayrton Senna will be appearing in The Inkling. He researches English and Spanish war literature and film at the Department of English and Comparative […]
Maja Haderlap speaks at Harvard
[…] language’s role in shaping identity, Haderlap’s novel strikes at problems of paramount importance to our world today. Translated from the German by Tess Lewis, Angel of Oblivion is forthcoming from Archipelago Books in August 2016. Archipelago Books would like to thank the Austrian Cultural Forum for making this event a reality through their generous […]
Peter Wortsman in Conversation with Geoffrey O’Brien about Konundrum: Selected Prose of Franz Kafka
[…] in The Best Travel Writing. He is the author of two books of short fiction, A Modern Way to Die (1991) and Footprints in Wet Cement ( forthcoming 2017), the plays The Tattooed Man Tells All (2000) and Burning Words (2006), and the travel memoir Ghost Dance in Berlin: A Rhapsody in Gray (2013), […]
Konundrum: An Evening with Peter Wortsman and Tess Lewis at Deustches Haus
[…] in The Best Travel Writing. He is the author of two books of short fiction, A Modern Way to Die (1991) and Footprints in Wet Cement ( forthcoming 2017), the plays The Tattooed Man Tells All (2000) and Burning Words (2006), and the travel memoirGhost Dance in Berlin: A Rhapsody in Gray (2013), and […]
Elias Khoury & Karl Ove Knausgaard to speak at PEN American Festival
Elias Khoury is the author of Gate of the Sun, Yalo, White Masks, and the forthcoming As Though She Were Sleeping (all from Archipelago Books), is scheduled for two events at the PEN American Festival Karl Ove Knausgaard is the author of A TIme for Everything and My Struggle, forthcoming from Archipelago in Spring […]
Translating Intimacies: a virtual panel with Nandana Sen, Tess Lewis, and Linn Mehta, 7 pm EST
[…] sharing her English translations of the Bengali poetry of her celebrated mother Nabaneeta Dev Sen (from her previous book Make Up Your Mind, as well as her forthcoming collection from Archipelago Books, Acrobat). Nabaneeta Dev Sen will remain one of the best-loved Bengali writers of all time. She published her first (and very successful) […]
Karl Ove Knausgaard Interview: 'I have given away my soul'
Real consequences of writing the truth: Knausgaard discusses his life in the wake of MY STRUGGLE, forthcoming in May from Archipelago.
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL, Vol I: Bucharest & Its Bookstores
(Image courtesy of My Search For Sunshine Tumblr) In honor of our forthcoming publication of Mircea Cărtărescu‘s Blinding, Archipelago’s Bronwen Durocher takes us on a tour of Bucharest–through its bookstores. Bucharest is a city I’d love to see—and not just because I’d like to peek out from a massive roof of a Communist-era apartment block to […]