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Hagar Olsson’s Chitambo. Translator’s Afterword

Dec 20, 2021 • 1 comment

Translator Sarah Death marks the November 2021 Bernard Shaw Prize-shortlisting of this witty yet distraught 1930s Finland-Swedish novel with a…

Poetry Travels with Anna Blasiak and Lisa Kalloo: THE SHADOW by Pentti Saarikoski, translated by Emily Jeremiah and Fleur Jeremiah

Mar 31, 2021 • 1 comment

1 I’m bold, I am. I’m not even afraid of dying. I cross the clearing, my shadow a king, small…

#RivetingReviews: Amanda Hopkinson reviews A HOUSE IN NORWAY by Vigdis Hjorth

Oct 23, 2017 • 1 comment

A woman lives alone in rural Norway, enjoying bosky nature’s idyllic manifestations: dark nights (when she walks and skis); watery…

A HOUSE IN NORWAY by Vigdis Hjorth

Mar 6, 2017 • No comments

Is it possible to reconcile the desire to be tolerant and altruistic with the imperative need for creative and personal…

Still Going Strong: Norvik Press at 30 & Selma Lagerlöf’s Enduring Appeal

Sep 16, 2016 • No comments

Norvik Press is celebrating their 30th Anniversary with a double book launch of Mårbacka and Anna Svärd. Still Going Strong: Norvik Press at…

Launch of
‘Terminal Innocence’
by Klaus Rifbjerg

Apr 22, 2015 • No comments

Norvik Press has the pleasure of inviting you to the launch of Klaus Rifbjerg‘s ‘Terminal Innocence’, translated by Paul Larkin.…

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