Filth Eaters crosses a millennium without wasting a word, a vampire epic sharpened to the breadth of a novella.

Michael Lentz in conversation with Max Lawton

Deutsches Haus at NYU presents a reading by Michael Lentz from his acclaimed novel Schattenfroh (2025) and a conversation with the author

Filth Eaters is both dark and thoughtful: it takes the vampire myth and adds something a little extra. It talks about racism, xenophobia, and the long reaching horrors of colonialism.

If you haven’t yet encountered the cover story for the August issue of The Atlantic, I have some bad news to share: “The End of Reading Is Here.” It’s an intentionally provocative headline for a sligh...

For National Translation Month, observed annually during the month of September, we asked our member magazines and presses to share some of the literature they have published in translation.  …

For Women in Translation Month, observed annually during the month of August, we asked the many independent literary presses and magazines that make up our membership to share with us some of the…

In “Welcome to Paradox City” Pulitzer Prize-winning Dallas Morning News Architecture Critic Mark Lamster tells the history of Dallas.

THE BOOK OF EVE CARMEN BOULLOSA (tr. Samantha Schnee) Deep Vellum ( non-affiliate Bookshop.org link) $9.95 ebook, available now Ra...