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  • Daniel Hahn on The Unlikely Art of Shakespeare in Translation, in If This Be Magic

  • Alastair Reynolds' recent novel, Halcyon Years

  • Herta Müller in conversation with Angelika Klammer, about Writing and Surviving Ceaușescu's Romania, in The Village on the Edge of the World

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  • A Bookish History of Computing from Electronic Brains to Everything Machines by W. Patrick McCray, README

  • Fahmida Riaz's 2017 novel, Fortress of the Forgotten Ones, now in English, from Open Letter

  • Kawakami Mieko's latest, Sisters in Yellow, now out in English

  • Ignatius T. Mabasa's The Mad -- the first in the University of Georgia Press' African Language Literatures in Translation-series

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  • Anna Albinus' Revolver Christi, now in English, from Dedalus

  • Eduardo Halfon's Tarantula, now also in English

  • Halldór Laxness' A Parish Chronicle, now in English (from Archipelago, in the US; coming out in the UK in July)

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  • The fourth volume in Karl Ove Knausgaard's The Morning Star-series, The School of Night

  • Alessandro Robecchi's (multiple-)mystery novel, Broken Truths

  • Viktor Domontovych's 1928 novel The Girl with the Teddy Bear, now in English, from Dedalus

  • Philip Owens' 1936 novel, imagining a 'Will Shakespere' struggling in (then-)contemporary times Picture of Nobody, a McNally Editions rediscovery

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  • A collection of poems by Irma Pineda, Stolen Flower, in a trilingual edition -- Didxazá, Spanish, and English -- recently out from Yale University Press in their Margellos World Republic of Letters-series

  • Dornford Yates' 1927 adventure tale, Blind Corner

  • Joris-Karl Huysmans's 1881 novel Domesticity, recently out in a new translation, from Wakefield Press

  • A new translation of Simone de Beauvoir's 1966 novel, The Image of Her, now also out in a US edition

  • Emma Tholozan's Self-Worth, coming in English in April (UK) and May (US)

  • 100 number poems by Gerhard Rühm, in the folded clock

  • Thornton Wilder's first novel, The Cabala, which came out a hundred years ago

  • Kurahashi Yumiko's twisted little novella, Scorpions, now in English, from Wakefield Press

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