Rodaan Al Galidi’s new novel – based on his own experiences of seeking asylum in the Netherlands – is one…
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In All Men Want to Know, Nina Bouraoui recounts her own experiences of growing up in Algeria and France. With…
The Day My Grandfather Was a Hero is an evocative novella set in Austria in spring 1945, during the final…
In this, her fourth novel, and the first to be translated into English, Durastanti paints a vivid portrait of a…
A Girl Called Eel is an unusual take on the coming-of-age novel. In a single sentence, punctuated with commas and…
When I first picked up Real Life, the debut novel by Belgian author Adeline Dieudonné, now available in a wonderful…
Readers may be familiar with Maxim Leo from his book Red Love: The Story of an East German Family (Pushkin,…
The sheer breadth of writing featured in these pages is testament to the extraordinary talent coming out of Germany today,…
Over the ten years since the European Literature Network was created, we have reviewed, discussed and promoted a substantial number…
As Germany marks thirty years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, New Books in German (NBG) is undergoing its…
Soon to be available in English for the first time since Czech dissident writer Ludvík Vaculík completed it in 1980,…
Baltic Belles is an anthology of fiction by some of Estonia’s greatest female writers. Stretching from the late nineteenth century…
