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First English-language story collection from one of Korea's most exciting young writers.
Two storiesone a grandiose adventure-mystery, the other a tale of erotic exploitshumorously intertwine in a French e-reader factory.
A work of contemporary reportage in which the author traverses Europe while recounting stories from his family's past.
Iceland's first modernist novel is a wild excursion through the mind of a senile man trying to write his memoirs.
A panoramic view of a seaside resort plagued by corruption, a child abuse scandal, and a Nazi past.
A key book in Volodine's literary universe in which "post-exoticist" writers are imprisoned for subversion in a post-apocalyptic world.
A genre-bending novel about two missing children, a fear-inducing drug called "hadón," and seven scientists collaborating on a novel-game.
Whisky, snooker, and erotic dreams amid the smoldering racism and murders plaguing a Free State town in South Africa.
First time all of these charmingly literary stories—each of which has appeared in an American journal—have been collected.
An instant classic of Russian literature, Maidenhair weaves together myriad plots, all revolving around innocence and violence and escape.
Traces the evolution of Gelman's poetry, and his encounter with the political when his son and daughter-in-law were disappeared.
Wechsler has lost his memory; Amnon can see into people's minds. Their story collide (literally) over a "fake" holocaust memoir.
A picaresque, absurd depiction of the perfect Nazi soldier separated from his battalion and manipulated by everybody.
A novel decades ahead of its time, and the only work by Jorge Luis Borges's mentor available in English.
A middle-aged lexicographer, Helena Verbloem, travels alone to Durban to assist in the creation of a dictionary of Afrikaans words that have fallen out of use. Shortly after her arrival, her apartment is burglarized, and her collection of precious shells, shells that she had been collecting for a lifetime, is stolen. Meeting with indifference from the local police, she decides to investigate the crime on her own, with the help of her new friend from the Museum of Natural History, Sof. While investigating the crime, Helena reflects on the life shes livedher ex-husband, her daughter, her lovers, her childhoodand begins to fall in love with her married boss, Theo Verway. An alternately sublime and satirical meditation on love, loss, and obsession, Ingrid Winterbachs The Book of Happenstance is an emotionally affecting masterpiece from one of South Africas most exciting authors.
Both a lesson in rhetoric and a look at a disturbed mind, Rupert is one man's "confession" to a crime.
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