António Lobo Antunes's twenty-fifth novel, Commission of Tears (2011, Comissão das Lágrimas) is s...

A polyphonic novel set over the course of three days, Midnight is Not in Everyone's Reach is a st...

Made speechless by her eccentric father, the beautiful Etheria is traded for a piece of precious ...

Tracing the Great War through the Millennium Bug, 1999 through 1900, Dadaism throughScientology t...

Witz

When Kjersti was seventeen, she could run faster and longer than everybody else. Now, a few years...

Exploring sanity and insanity, truth and untruth, The Rise and Fall of Parkinson’s Disease is Sve...

'Originally published in French by Les Editions de Minuit in 2013' -- Verso title page.

The Book of Amba Besarion

A sequel of sorts both to Nicholas Mosley's recent novel 'God's Hazard' and his classic nonfictio...

Beginning in the year 300 BC and ending with a theatre company in a small Western Australian town...

Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature for 2023Trilogy is Jon Fosse's critically acclaimed, lumi...

'As avant-garde novelist Antony Lamont struggles to write a 'new wave murder mystery,' his frustr...

Confined to a prison cell, thrice-murderer Pascual Duarte recounts his journey from a violent chi...

With an undercurrent of sensual excitement, Celine paints an almost unbearably vivid picture of s...

'Torrential and dreamlike, Mauro Javier Câardenas' novel unfurls into a layered, poignant, and un...

From the author of Nightwood, Djuna Barnes has written a book that is all that she was, and must ...

'During an atomic alarm in Barcelona in the year 2025, the thirty-year old hero takes refuge in a...

Selected by the Modern Library as one of the 100 best nonfiction books of all time

'Candid and unfettered, Sven Popoviâc's Last Night is a playfully existential meditation on youth...

'Nobodaddy's Children is a trilogy of novels that traces life in Germany from the Nazi era throug...

From Museum of Modern Art editor Emily Hall, a debut novel in the first person about the place of...

'Suicide cannot be read as simply another novel - it is, in a sense, the author's own oblique, pu...

In this brilliant, inventive, tragic farce, Deborah Levy creates the ultimate dysfunctional kids,...

In this brilliant and sobering self-portrait, Édouard Levé hides nothing from his readers, settin...

While living in exile in Berlin, the formidable literary critic Viktor Shklovsky fell in love wit...

A 'striking lesbian manifesto and a deft parody' by the acclaimed author of Nightwood. (—Library ...

In the stark, poetic voice that garnered her novel Anatomy. Monotony. cult status in Norway and a...

In her latest translated volume of collected short fiction, Rumena Bu~arovska delivers more of wh...

A sometimes mocking, sometimes poignant tribute to the City of Light.

A writer of 'enormous sophistication' (The New York Times), Nicholas Delbanco has established him...

'A major literary event over two decades in the making, Your Name Here marks the seismic return o...

Nina, a drifter from southern Spain comes to London in search of experience, only to find that th...

An obsessive and revealing self-portrait of a remarkable woman humiliated by the circumstances of...

'Angel in the Forest is Marguerite Young's fascinating chronicle of two attempts to establish uto...

From the author of the 2022 Pulitzer winner The Netanyahus, one of the great comic epics of our t...

In 1990, the same year as Things in the Night, Unt published a second novel, Diary of a Blood Don...

A puzzle of colorful, sardonic episodes that come together as a portrait of totalitarian society ...

A National Book Award winner, this bawdy, comic trio of novellas finds John Barth injecting his s...

Casting light and shadow, looking backwards and forwards, My Paris is a hynotizing tale of desire...

Pierrot Mon Ami, considered by many to be one of Raymond Queneau’s finest achievements, is a quir...

The novel that reportedly caused a walkout upon publication, this grotesque, absurdist work by Ru...