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A Tiny Bookstore Making Big Waves
The Good Novel, a tiny bookstore that opened in 2004 in the Odéon neighborhood of Paris has brought tempers to a boil and thrown down the gauntlet to the entire French publishing industry. The... -
Elle- Lit Life: "Jenn Ashworth on the Dangers of Little Girls"
from Elle interview with Nojan Aminosharei "I was around sixteen when a friend gave me Margaret Atwood's Cat's Eye, and I've read it for inspiration once or twice a year ever since. The way... -
The Huffington Post: "Kindness and its Evil Twin"
The Companion by Lorcan Roche is a book about kindness, and its occasional evil twin, anger. Let me explain. Kindness is our greatest tool against the inequities of life. When we are kind to strangers... -
The American Tour(s)
Two debut Europa authors, Alina Bronsky and Daniele Mastrogiacomo, have recently returned home following US tours that can only be defined as resounding successes. Both Daniele and... -
Broadway Books: "We Love Europa Editions"
In 2005, a distinctive and immediately successful literary publisher was born. Europa Editions, whose corporate office is in Union Square in New York, was founded by Sandro Ferri and Sandra Ozzola Ferri... -
Words Without Borders: "Interview with Alina Bronsky, author of Broken Glass Park”
Broken Glass Park (translated by Tim Mohr, Europa Editions, 2010), a novel about immigrants, doesn’t display any of the characteristics of the “ethnic” novels written these days in the... -
There's a new review in town
The spanking new Tottenville Review has a beautifully designed and easy to navigate web site and an impressive list of contributors. They also have one of the most succinct and most admirable mission... -
Alina Bronsky on Tour
Alina Bronsky has been celebrated as a literary prodigy and her debut novel, Broken Glass Park, as an explosive debut. It is the story of a young woman consumed by two dreams: to write a novel about... -
Daniele Mastrogiacomo on tour
Foreign correspondent for Italy's La Repubblica, Daniele Mastrogiacomo was on assignment in Afghanistan in 2007 when he, his driver, and his interpreter were kidnapped by a group of Taliban. The weeks... -
Publishers Weekly recommends A Kind of Intimacy as "Pick of the Week"
Crazy, in love. In her debut novel, Ashworth takes on a formidable task: an insane yet sympathetic protagonist whose efforts at self-help spell disaster. Annie Fairhurst is a socially inept and obese...