Pobeda 1946 is the story of a boy who is tricked by a security services agent into giving away the…
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There probably isn’t a single topic that has not, at some point, crossed the mind of Mihkel Mutt’s recurring short-story…
I CAN’T REMEMBER MY FUTURE NAME Dwarves with powdered faces, Acrobat’s costumes, lacking shoes, throwing knives – they let…
In this passage we meet the elegant, elderly Parisian petite dame Odile, as well as the novel’s narrator, a melancholy,…
Undinė Radzevičiūtė’s award-winning novel has two parallel narratives: one is set in eighteenth-century China, following the travails of a Jesuit…
It’s the early 1990s in a free Lithuania. A man who did his compulsory military service as a paratrooper in…
The setting for Glesum, Rasa Aškinytė’s fourth novel and first work of historical fiction, is the Amber Road of the…
In this brilliant debut the author carefully arranges texts like notes or snapshots, inspired by life in 1990s Lithuania. The period…
A shtetl is an Eastern European Jewish township, one of which – Jonava – Grigory Kanovich grew up in during…
Kristina Sabaliauskaitė is a rare case of bestsellerdom meets quality fiction. An art historian and a former foreign correspondent in…
Schoch crept out of his sleeping bag and tried to breathe deeply to calm the pounding of his heart. What…
Poems by Sigurdur Pálsson (translated by Martin Regal, Arc Publications, 2014) to commemorate the great Icelandic poet who died in…
