Open Letter Books @openletterbooks.bsky.social · 07/01/2026HOLD THE PHONE www.openletterbooks.org 010
Reposted by Open Letter BooksWill McMahon @willmcmahon36.bsky.social · 01/01/2026In July, I contributed to a special issue of @strangehorizons.bsky.social on speculative fiction in translation, including my review of THE FAKE MUSE by Max Besora (tr. Mara Faye Lethem for @openletterbooks.bsky.social). A wild ride. Check out the whole issue. strangehorizons.com/wordpress/no...strangehorizons.comThe Fake Muse by Max Besora, translated by Mara Faye LethemMetatextual, stylistically dexterous, and formally deviant, The Fake Muse is the rare novel that feels genuinely novel. 121
Reposted by Open Letter Bookskmstraum @kmstraum.bsky.social · 18/12/2025Laura's THE RIVER means so much to me. To see it on the 2026 PEN Translation Prize longlist, and in such good company, is thrilling—and the cherry on top of this year! 111
Open Letter Books @openletterbooks.bsky.social · 20/12/2025THE RIVER by Laura Vinogradova & Kaija Straumanis (our former editorial director ❤️) is longlisted for the 2026 @penamerica.bsky.social Translation Prize! @kmstraum.bsky.social 051
Reposted by Open Letter BooksBenjamin Samuel @benjaminsamuel.xyz · 08/09/2025For BOMB's staff picks, I recommended THE RED HANDLER by Johan Harstad (@openletterbooks.bsky.social), a supremely inventive crime novel—or maybe it's fictional meta-crimefiction? Find more excellent picks from my wonderful colleagues at @bombmag.bsky.social! bombmagazine.org/articles/202...bombmagazine.orgBOMB Magazine | Catherine Breillat’s I Only Believe in Myself,…The shows, books, and films BOMB’s staff recommends this month. 021
Reposted by Open Letter Booksmonkeelino @monkeelino.bsky.social · 18/12/2025Good luck @openletterbooks.bsky.social ! 111
Open Letter Books @openletterbooks.bsky.social · 18/12/2025MOTHER RIVER by Can Xue & Chen Zeping & Karen Gernant listed in the Best China Books of 2025 | China Books Review chinabooksreview.com/2025/12/18/b...chinabooksreview.comBest China Books of 2025 | China Books ReviewIdentity issues. Migrant stories. Company profiles. Lost daughters. Daddy issues. Our annual round-up of notable books on or from China, nonfiction and literature, nominated by experts. 020
Open Letter Books @openletterbooks.bsky.social · 15/11/2024New article from @chadwpost.bsky.social on satire and Irish Literature!open.substack.comPolitical Satire When We're Through the Looking-GlassDo Eimar O'Duffy's satires matter today? Are they "Essentials"? 0101