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Rare Interview with Muriel Barbery
from the Albany Times-Union “The Elegance of the Hedgehog” focuses on two super-smart, super-solitary female characters — each of whom goes to great lengths to hide and protect her... -
Liberty, Equality, Envy
from the New York Times Liberty, Equality, Envy By AMÉLIE NOTHOMB, author of “Tokyo Fiancée” April 4, 2009 Paris THE feeling in Europe, and... -
Stefano Benni's Margherita at the European Book Club
Next month’s European Book Club focuses on Italy and the title being discussed is Stefano Benni’s Margherita Dolce Vita, translated by Anthony Shugaar. Benni’s enormously popular and... -
The Big Dialogue
A nice mention of the Hog and of Europa on the Bookstore People Blog Last fall, Horace Engdahl, permanent secretary to the Swedish Academy that picks the winner of the Nobel Prize for literature said... -
Summer '09
Our Summer 2009 list is live! (May) Salwa Al Neimi on sex and the Arab city—look out for Al Neimi at PEN World Voices festival in New York this April. (May) The man behind Gerald Samper, ahem... -
The Eye Interview with Amélie Nothomb
from the Columbia Daily Spectator's Arts & Culture Insert, The Eye Shooting from the Side amélie nothomb’s autobiographical memoir explores the complexity of language and relationships “I’ll... -
New York Times profiles Europa Editions
Read the complete article below or online at NYTimes.com from The New York Times February 26, 2009 Europa Editions Finds Success Translating Literary Novels By MOTOKO RICH It does not... -
Lakhous Spotted In Grand Island, Nebraska
Inveterate traveler, cultural ambassador, doctor of sociology, and bestselling author Amara Lakhous appears to be on a three-week tour of America sponsored by the US state department through its International... -
Hedgehog: "It's perfect in all ways."
This weekend's Globe and Mail reported on the appointment of Rachna Davidar as general manager of the new Toronto branch of McNally Robinson bookseller. The profile of Davidar and the excitement her appointment... -
The Europa Editions Aesthetic
Over at the Book Design Review they're commenting on our aesthetic. Most of the comments (from what we assume to be graphic designers themselves) are not very positive, and here at Europa we're pondering...