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10 Best Books in Translation of 2019

It’s that time of year again: the time when everyone obsesses over lists and gets […]

Rather than digging into the necessary and fascinating history surrounding Every Fire You Tend right

Translated from the Czech by Paul Wilson I had never read any of Hrabal’s poetry

Language is highly politicised, it can be used as a weapon, used against us —

So many of our greatest stories of terror and the supernatural come from faraway lands.

Many of us were disappointed when that letter never came. You know the one. But

Ellen’s father was a man psychologically damaged. And though the details of that damage are

Saul Adler is an unlikeable protagonist, which is a rarity in modern fiction. When I

If there’s one TV show that captures the tone, atmosphere, and grandeur of high-class living

Ah, Paris. The world’s most romantic city could never be called truly romantic if it