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One of Rodoreda's most beloved-and profoundly feminist-works is finally restored to print.

A fictional "dictionary" contrasting the barbarism of Balkan politics with the shallowness of America's cultural obsessions.

The World Cup, La Grande Bouffe, and the post office drive this journey through Reykjavik and the narrator's mind.

A Confederacy of Dunces-esque family story written by one of China's most beloved women writers.

A novel of science fiction inspired by Slaughterhouse-Five that is a love letter to the genre as a whole.

First new novel in almost a decade from one of Europe's most inventive, boundary-pushing, feminist authors.

An instant classic of Russian literature, Maidenhair weaves together myriad plots, all revolving around innocence and violence and escape.

A seductive novel of an illicit love affair and one of those summers that changes everyone's life forever.

Anarchism, dissent, poetry, and the avant-garde mix in this playful retelling of the assassination of Bulgaria's greatest poet.

The history of Brazil from 1500 to the present told by daughters down the matrilineal line.

Life, madness, and death run rampant in this epic novel chronicling the life of one Faroese family.

Including poems from five collections, this bilingual collection highlights the complexity and beauty of Brandt's "thought-experiment" poems.

Never before available in English, this is the "sequel" to Ravishing of Lol Stein, one of Duras's most loved books.

A collection of condensed stories, almost like word-puzzles in the vein of Robert Walser and Laurence Sterne.

A Balkan road novel about coming to terms with guilt, from a Bulgarian author.

Highlights from throughout the career of one of Denmark's best contemporary poets. Translated by one of Flavorwire's hot young poets.

Jörgen's life is falling apart and the final straw is his daughter Tirza's trip to Africa where she goes missing.

Ugresic puts one finger on the pulse of an exhausted Europe and another in the wounds of post-industrial America, trawling the fallout of political failure and the detritus of popular culture, expressing anxiety at the disappearance of the future and lack of new utopian visions that have arrived out of the death of communism. 'Ugresic is sharp, funny and unafraid... Orwell would approve.' "Times Literary Supplement".

Part of the Poetry Foundation's "Poets of the World" series, featuring poems about places-imaginary or real-the poet isn't from.

Winner of Contemporary Bulgarian Writers Contest, a novel weaving together seven protagonists to show that everything happens as it must.