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Yuri Andrukhovych, for many years now, has been contributing to the Ukrainian literary canon and placing Ukrainian literature on the global stage. From poems to essays to novels, t
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Ivan V. Lalić is counted among the most important twentieth-century poets from Yugoslavia. This is his fifth book in English, but all his earlier publications are now out print, s
Pia Tafrdup is one of the most important contemporary Danish poets, author of over twenty collections of verse, which are often organised into themed series. Her latest is a sequen
In this moving and superbly inventive poetry collection, Anna Blasiak traces her memories of growing up queer in Poland and of attaining her full identity in England, her home for
Ginzburg’s final novel is replete with substitutions. The book’s inciting incident is it’s central character, Giuseppe’s decision to abandon his life in Rome – his apartm
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This is the fourth novel by Argentine writer Sergio Olguín to feature investigative journalist Verónica Rosenthal – all of them have been published in the UK by Bitter Lemon Pr
Jurica Pavičić lives in Split, where parts of this novel are set. He is known in Croatia for ‘his unorthodox thrillers … social analysis with deep insights into morally compl
