by Cristina Peligra
September 5, 2019
In May 2019, Dead Ink Press released the noteworthy debut of young Norwegian author Karen Havelin: an intense, intimate and emotional novel about l...
by Cristina Peligra
August 23, 2019
New from Arachne Press this month is Mamiaith by Ness Owen: a book exploring concepts such as family, motherhood, place and belonging. While mainly...
by Cristina Peligra
August 22, 2019
An anti-love story set in 1970s Croatia. An attempt to love, and attempt to succeed, at a time of economic hardship. The tale of a woman who must g...
by Cristina Peligra
August 20, 2019
This month, our Inpress Translated Book of the Month is the multilingual poetry anthology Poetry of the Holocaust, edited by Jean Boase-Beier and M...
by Cristina Peligra
August 12, 2019
Not only a book of translated poetry, but a book of poems that made history: Two Rivers Press have recently published the dual-language volume Poin...
by Cristina Peligra
August 6, 2019
Our Translated Book of the Month in August is the new poetry in translation project from Arc Publications: Poetry of the Holocaust, edited and intr...
by Cristina Peligra
August 1, 2019
If you haven’t already, check out our Translated Book of the Month in July: The Yogini by Sangeeta Bandyopadhyay, translated from Bengali by prize-...
by Cristina Peligra
July 29, 2019
This month, we present four powerful and fascinating novels in translation that will call your beliefs into question. What must a woman do to free ...
by Cristina Peligra
July 18, 2019
This July, our Translated Book of the Month is the next captivating novel from pioneering Tilted Axis Press: The Yogini, by Sangeeta Bandyopadhyay,...
by Cristina Peligra
June 28, 2019
Powerful poetic voices from the Italian past, children’s poems about home life, an apocalyptic vision of an ancient town, a life memoir, reflection...
by Cristina Peligra
June 21, 2019
Is your summer reading list ready?
In case still you need a few tips, here is our world fiction list from 21st June to 23rd September. Intrig...
by Cristina Peligra
June 18, 2019
“I know I look young in my sports attire and tattoos. I could have been in my prime. I could have been happy-go-lucky, before I came through that ...
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In May 2019, Dead Ink Press released the noteworthy debut of young Norwegian author Karen Havelin: an intense, intimate and emotional novel about l...
New from Arachne Press this month is Mamiaith by Ness Owen: a book exploring concepts such as family, motherhood, place and belonging. While mainly...
An anti-love story set in 1970s Croatia. An attempt to love, and attempt to succeed, at a time of economic hardship. The tale of a woman who must g...
This month, our Inpress Translated Book of the Month is the multilingual poetry anthology Poetry of the Holocaust, edited by Jean Boase-Beier and M...
Not only a book of translated poetry, but a book of poems that made history: Two Rivers Press have recently published the dual-language volume Poin...
Our Translated Book of the Month in August is the new poetry in translation project from Arc Publications: Poetry of the Holocaust, edited and intr...
If you haven’t already, check out our Translated Book of the Month in July: The Yogini by Sangeeta Bandyopadhyay, translated from Bengali by prize-...
This month, we present four powerful and fascinating novels in translation that will call your beliefs into question. What must a woman do to free ...
This July, our Translated Book of the Month is the next captivating novel from pioneering Tilted Axis Press: The Yogini, by Sangeeta Bandyopadhyay,...
Powerful poetic voices from the Italian past, children’s poems about home life, an apocalyptic vision of an ancient town, a life memoir, reflection...
“I know I look young in my sports attire and tattoos. I could have been in my prime. I could have been happy-go-lucky, before I came through that ...
