Disha Karnad Jani interviews Benoît Loiseau about his new work, "The Death of the Clinic: Radical Experiments in the Art of Medicine" (2026), which offers a formally inventive history of five radical ...

Jacques Testard is transforming our reading habits, one blue book at a time

The Spanish author defied literary convention with his acclaimed book Anatomy of a Moment, which revisits the failed military coup that rocked his country 45 years ago

Goatsong, whose title is the literal translation of the Greek word for tragedy (“tragodia”), brings together three of the Greek poet Phoebe Giannisi’s

YouTube video by Fitzcarraldo Editions

As many of you know, August is #WITMonth (Women in Translation), a celebration of books by women writers, initially written in languages other than English (and then translated for English-speaking…

We are pleased to announce The Center for Fiction 2026 First Novel Prize Longlist. This year, we received over 180 submitted titles with U.S. publication dates between January 1 and December 31, 2026....

<p>For weeks, I spent evenings stitching scraps of fabric, sometimes well into the early hours of the morning. I had accumulated these materials – onc

An archaeologist travels to a distant planet to spend time among a mysterious community, a people who live in temperature-controlled domes, worship a deity called Dog, and repeat an elliptical phrase ...

Cafés by Holly Pester; The Acrobat by Wisława Szymborska; Volvelle by Rachael Boast; Tree of Knowledge by Victoria Chang; Talk a Blue Streak by Lila Matsumoto

Munir Hachemi’s playful, hedonistic novel on descendants of colonisers from Earth offers a daring exercise in translation

Ella Sperling interviews Alice Hattrick on their latest novel released by Fitzcarraldo, Fancy Work.

July 6, 2026 – “Though a novel, the book can also be read as a cacophonous speech-collage-turned-philosophical-investigation of crime and punishment.”

The author on being a ‘non-objective researcher’ in their work to reclaim the story of the Victorian designer May Morris, the erosion of queer rights, and why they sew

To mark 50 years since the punk DIY publishing explosion, we want to compile a map of the UK’s contemporary zine scene

Join us to hear Makenna Goodman discuss her novel Helen of Nowhere with Lara Williams!

A showcase of new writing on intimacy, identity, and home.

Join us for an evening exploring labour, Irish history and class through poetry through Matthew Rice's book-length poem, Plastic

To celebrate the launch of Polly Barton’s What Am I, A Deer?, we are pleased to present the author collection, a series of occasional limited editions. Available exclusively through independent booksh...