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New novel from BTBA finalist about a man obsessed with understanding the working-class via a love affair with a woman.

Mind-bending set of stories—the first of Neuman's in English—calls to mind the best of Julio Cortázar and Jorge Luis Borges.

The debut novel from the winner of the Nordic Council's Literature prize about the portrait of a man whose life slowly devolves into one of violence and jealousy. Translated by K.E. Semmel.

Encompassing Mariani's career, Traces of Time examines the poet's relationship to history and how poetry can exist outside of it.

A key book in Volodine's literary universe in which "post-exoticist" writers are imprisoned for subversion in a post-apocalyptic world.

Featuring some of Saer's most loved characters, The One Before is his first story collection to appear in English.

A novel about a secret Brotherhood that meet in dreams, believe the bicycle represents the soul, and smash clocks.

Hilarious book about a man trapped under his bed while his arch-nemesis parties in his living room.

Mercè Rodoreda's final novel, this is a meditation on the consequences of moral degradation and the inescapable presence of evil.

A love story cum political thriller, Party Headquarters lays bare the difficulties and hypocrisies of Bulgaria's transition to democracy.

Shortlisted for prizes around the world, Georgi Gospodinov's thrilling new novel is about physics, myths, and the power of stories.

A best-selling novel of a failed relationship, about leaving and being left behind, loss, homelessness, and light.

Similar in tone to a Beckett play, the characters of this novel spend the night discussing violence, communism, and revolution.

A doctor leads five mental patients to an asylum in this meditation on exile, madness, and the writing process.

A panoramic view of a seaside resort plagued by corruption, a child abuse scandal, and a Nazi past.

World War II novel that's a predecesor to Catch-22

Over the course of a single overnight train ride, Francis Servain Mirkovic recounts the violent history of the Zonethe lands of the Mediterranean basin, Spain, Algeria, Lebanon, Italyand recalls the damage that his own participation in that violence has wreaked in his own life. Mirkovic hopes that this night will be his last in the Zone, that this journey will expiate his sins, and that he can disappear with Sashka, the only woman he hasnt aba...

A novel decades ahead of its time, and the only work by Jorge Luis Borges's mentor available in English.

Humorous envisioning of the afterlife described in the Book of the Dead, one populated by militant monks and hapless wanderers.

Collection of incredibly funny stories about, well, a bunch of morons.