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Ethics for Shipwrecked People
Marina, José Antonio
Pages: 248
Portugal (Caminho)
Italy (Baldini & Castoldi)
France (Desclée de Brouwer)
Brazil (E. Guarda-chuva)
Bones in the Desert
González Rodríguez, Sergio
Pages: 344
The place: Ciudad Juárez, in the Chihuahua state, on the border bet-ween Mexico and the United States. The story: the true tale of a wave of brutal crimes. This report...
Italy (Adelphi)
France (Passage du Nord/Ouest)
The Love Parade
Pitol, Sergio
Pages: 256
Germany (Wagenbach)
The Netherlands (Cossee)
Greece (Kastaniotis)
Brazil (Siciliano)
Korea (Park Youl)
The Sound of a Flute
Pitol, Sergio
Pages: 224
Exemplary suicides
Vila-Matas, Enrique
Pages: 176
France (Christian Bourgois)
Germany (Suhrkamp)
Italy (Nottetempo)
The Netherlands (Nijgh van Ditmar)
Sweden (AEgis)
Serbia & Montenegro (Alexandria Press)
Brazil (Cosac & Naify)
Portugal (Campo das Letras)
Where the Women Are
Pombo, Álvaro
Pages: 288
In this magnificent novel, Pombo describes the splendour and decline of a family group which apparently believed it-self to be perfect. The narrator, the eldest daughter of th...
France (Christian Bourgois)
The Netherlands (Menken, Kasander & Wigman)
Italy (Einaudi)
Greece (Patakis)
Portugal (Editorial Noticias)
Norway (Aschehough)
Poland (Pax)
Serbia & Montenegro (Laguna)
Romania (Nemira)
Russia (Inostranka)
Telephone Calls
Bolaño, Roberto
Pages: 208
Telephone Calls brings together fourteen tales of very different content but all of them following the same leading thread: the literary recreation of daily situations. They d...
Italy (Sellerio)
France (Christian Bourgois)
Germany (Carl Hanser and DTV)
UK (The Harvill Press)
USA (New Directions)
Serbia & Montenegro (Svetovi)
Greece (Agra)
The Clear Sky
Pombo, Álvaro
Pages: 328
El cielo raso is a well nurtured novel with a variety of anecdotes that seem to feed the respective narrative courses of the two characters lives: two cousins, who embody diff...
France (Christian Bourgois)
Montano's Malady
Vila-Matas, Enrique
Pages: 320
He signs his name as Rosario Girondo, he writes a personal diary - a shy dictionary of his life - and is so consumed by literature, that he decides to transform himself in the...
France (Christian Bourgois & 10/18)
Switzerland (Nagel & Kimche)
Italy (Feltrinelli)
Portugal (Teorema)
Greece (Kastaniotis)
UK (The Harvill Press)
USA (New Directions)
The Netherlands (De Bezige Bij)
Brazil (Cosac & Naify)
Slovakia (Belimex)
Bulgaria (Stigmati)
Paris Never Ends
Vila-Matas, Enrique
Pages: 240
A sardonic recollection of the author’s days as a literary apprentice in 1970s Paris. Brilliantly fusing, autobiography, fiction and essay, the author relates his experi...
France (Christian Bourgois and 10/18)
Switzerland (Nagel & Kimche)
Italy (Feltrinelli)
Brazil (Cosac & Naify)
Portugal (Teorema)
Romania (Rao)
Poland (Muza)
Greece (Kastaniotis)
Lithuania (Alma Littera)
USA (New Directions)