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Andrew Miller's PURE Makes IMPAC Dublin Shortlist
Andrew Miller's PURE has been selected as one of ten titles on the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award shortlist! Books are nominated by libraries from major cities around the globe, which makes... -
Read Massimo Carlotto's DEATH'S DARK ABYSS Free on Tumblr!
In anticipation of our World Noir launch on May 7, we'll be posting chapters of Massimo Carlotto's DEATH'S DARK ABYSS twice a week on our World Noir Tumblr. Carlotto proves himself to be "the master... -
FALLING TO EARTH Kicks Up a Storm with Reviewers
Kate Southwood's gripping novel about the Tri-State Tornado of 1925, FALLING TO EARTH, has been receiving some well-deserved critical attention. The New York Times featured this "elegiac first... -
Sandro Ferri, Co-Owner and Editorial Director of Europa Editions, on the Power of Jean-Claude Izzo's Writing
At a talk in Genoa in January, Sandro Ferri, owner and editorial director of Edizioni EO (Italy) and Europa Editions (US/UK), described the enduring impact of Jean-Claude Izzo's works. As part of our... -
The Bookseller Covers Europa UK's World Noir Launch
The Bookseller has written a piece on the World Noir launch of our UK sister house, Europa Editions UK. Literary fiction publisher Europa Editions is releasing a new crime list called... -
LOVERS Chosen as a Lambda Literary Award Finalist
LOVERS, Daniel Arsand's sensual tale of a nobleman's affair with a peasant boy in 18th-century France, has been selected as a finalist for the 25th Annual Lambda Literary Awards. The Lambda Literary Foundation... -
Europa Launches World Noir Series
This May Europa Editions launches its World Noir series, featuring the best in international crime fiction. The new series will publish 3 to 4 new crime titles each season, but will begin with a BANG... -
The New York Times Interviews Fabio Bartolomei
This week, Nick Czap of The New York Times Wheels Blog interviewed Fabio Bartolomei about his first novel ALFA ROMEO 1300 AND OTHER SMALL MIRACLES. Q. The Alfa Romeo of the title — a Giulia... -
James Wood, Ann Goldstein discuss Ferrante on Out Loud at The New Yorker [Transcript]
Thomas Pynchon is famous, in part, for avoiding the literary limelight. In Italy, there’s a novelist even more publicity-shy than Pynchon. Almost nothing is known about Elena Ferrante, even her... -
Elena Ferrante's fiction reviewed in The New Yorker
James Wood has written a lengthy and glowing review of Elena Ferrante's fiction in this week's New Yorker, exploring the depth and resilience of Ferrante's female protagonists. Wood touches on each of...