The 2026 & 2027 Read the World A to Z the first nine books, shipped in three installments

5 Questions + 2 for Victor Meadowcroft Answer all five … 1. How did you become a translator? And why Portuguese? My parents moved to Portugal when I was two years old and I lived there until I left…

PEN America is honored to announce the Longlists for the 2026 Literary Awards, which will confer nearly $350,000 to writers and translators.

Born in Lancashire in 1917, Leonora Carrington is perhaps now best known as a surrealist artist; in 2024, one of her artworks sold for $28.5 million. During her career, however, she also wrote nove…

Bringing literary translators out of the shadows, and into the limelight where they belong. . We are raising funds to sponsor full residential participation for a translator...

Online Book Club focusing on translated fiction from Portuguese-language countries. Join us to discuss THE WIND WHISTLING IN THE CRANES by Portuguese author Lídia Jorge.

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Irina is a rural paramedic in some Russian region. She moved here alone. She likes these parts; her great-grandparents were from here. She moved into her ancestral home and restored it. Her parents we...

A visionary tale of climate dystopia, mystery, and longing for a lost world. Amid the mists of the Po Valley forests and a desolate Adriatic, this is both an existential story of homesickness and a…

Here are the 12 books you need to read this October.

by Tomás Downey Translated by Sarah Moses 192 pages / 8" x 5" Forthcoming 7 October 2025 FICTION / World Literature / Argentina / Hispanic & Latino / Science Fiction / Short Stories

Why small presses in the UK are struggling - and what can be done about it.

“In writing about snails, I wanted to write about slowness and strangeness, solitude and death, hibernation and estivation.”

In this tour de force of auto-journalism, Anna Pazos explores the end of youth and the beginning of adulthood for the global nomad generation. We are taken on a journey from the ‘Mediterranean…

Stripped of her family, home and identity by the supposedly pious people of Cocuán, all that is left for Mildred is her hatred. In her rage, she curses the

The three novellas in Sololand, Hassan Blasim’s fourth work of fiction, confront the reader with uncomfortable home truths about life in Iraq – and

Monica Ojeda's novel Jawbone is being developed for television by Gael García Bernal, Diego Luna, and Nick Antosca.