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New Acquisition Buzz
Several recent acquisitions have been causing quite a bit of excitement not only within the confines of our editorial offices but also among critics, reviewers, translators and booksellers in the US who... -
Erickson wins Guggenheim
Steve Erickson, whose Zeroville wil be released by Europa Editions in November 2007, has been named a 2007 Guggenheim Fellow. Erickson is one of 189 artists, scholars and scientists selected from a pool... -
Europa Editions at BEA
Europa Editions will be at BookExpo America, to be held from May 31st to June 3rd at New York's Jacob Javits Convention Center. We invite you to visit us at stand #2446 for a peek at upcoming titles... -
Black & Blue: Med Noir in New York
In April, Europa Editions authors Massimo Carlotto, Carlo Lucarelli, and Alicia Giménez-Bartlett participated in the PEN World Voices festival in New York together with 160 other authors and poets... -
A Sneak Preview of Europa Editions' Fall 2007 Season
Europa Editions' fall 2007 season features new fiction from some of our most popular authors, including Elena Ferrante, Jean-Claude Izzo, and Jane Gardam, U.S. debut for Italian author Carmine Abate... -
Timpa exhibition opens in Milan
An exhibition of Altan's artwork featuring Timpa (in Italian, "Pimpa") opens February 8th at Milan's Utopia Gallery (web site in Italian). The exhibition, entitled Francesco Tullio-Altan: Timpa... -
Chicago Tribune's Bill Adler names Carte Blanche one of 2006's top ten crime novels.
Personal Best - here's my 2006 Ten Best List... Carlo Lucarelli's Carte Blanche makes Bill Adler's Ten Best List...read more. LIBERATION MOVEMENTS, by Olen Steinhauer (St. Martin's Minotaur). Volume... -
The Post's Jonathan Yardley names Old Filth one of 2006's notable books
Three of the works of nonfiction that make my personal list of the year's best books, and one of the works of fiction, initially came to my attention because of a lifelong interest in race relations in... -
3 Europa Editions titles among Newsday's favorite books of 2006
OUR FAVORITE BOOKS OF 2006 Always prolific, Stephen King outdid himself by producing two excellent novels this year. "Lisey's Story" (Scribner), his affecting tale of the bonds of mariage... -
Slate selects Old Filth as one of its books of the year
Jane Gardam's Old Filth was the best novel I read this year. It's the story of Sir Edward Feathers, one of those impeccably dressed and imperturbable icons of Englishness. Following a career as a lawyer...