Sweet Days of Discipline by Fleur Jaeggy is simultaneously beautiful and disconcerting. Heavily autobiographical, it tells a story of a 15-year-old girl’s infatuation with her bo
“Violent spates” of rain pelt the night-time streets of Naples at the start of Nicola Pugliese’s novel, ahead of a “resolutely pallid and funereal dawn”. It’s an open
And Other Stories are looking for a bright, highly efficient and well-organised Editorial Production Manager to oversee title development and manage production for 15 books per yea
With the Domesday Clock the closest it’s been to midnight since the nuclear tests of the early 1950s, have you thought where you’d like to be when the world ends? Has it also o
Lina Wolff’s English language debut Bret Easton Ellis and the Other Dogs really took readers by storm when we published it back in January, and now after her successful US mini-t
In Barcelona, a fiery author and her housemaid bond over their love and hatred of men. Meanwhile, a schoolboy fights to earn the affections of his steely, matriarchal teacher. At a
Wanderlust: Great Literature from Around the World is a new, monthly event series at Free Word. Join us on the second Monday of each month to celebrate the best of fiction in trans
Susana Moreira Marques, author of ‘Now and at the Hour of Our Death’ will be coming to London for two events after the Edinburgh International Book Festival: 30t
For the first time, And Other Stories is publishing a classic book by a canonical author… admittedly, one that has never been published in the UK or US. AOS discovered ‘
As part of London Short Story Festival, S J Naudé, author of ‘The Alphabet of Birds’ published by And Other Stories, which won multiple awards including the South Afri
