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#RivetingReads: Michael Tetreau Recommends SATURN by Jacek Dehnel

Apr 9, 2017 • No comments

Saturn by J Dehnel (translated by A. Lloyd-Jones): dive into the dark water under the surface of Goya’s Black Paintings;…

Reading Europe

Feb 19, 2016 • No comments

Reading Europe is a project run by Dedalus Books which aims at promoting Europe before the EU Referendum. The publisher…

Diego Marani in the UK

Jan 13, 2016 • No comments

Diego Marani will be in the UK from 31/1/16 – 4/2/16 to promote his novel The Interpreter translated by Judith Landry. He…

The Dedalus Book of Slovak Literature

Oct 30, 2015 • No comments

Dedalus Books, the Embassy of the Slovak Republic and the Centre for Information on Literature in Bratislava will celebrate the…

Choose Dedalus’s best translation of the last 30 Years and win £250

Jul 6, 2015 • No comments

In 1985 Dedalus published Judith Landry‘s translation of ‘I Malavoglia’ (The House by the Medlar Tree) by Giovanni Verga. This…

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