Linguists can tell you that only a fraction of a language* makes it into print […]
Hotel Cuba, by Aaron Hamburger
Based on family history, Aaron Hamburger imagines the journey of a pragmatic (and often exasperated) […]
Perilous Times, by Thomas D. Lee
A knight’s work is never done, even when that knight was supposed to have died […]
Barbara Isn’t Dying Yet, by Alina Bronsky
I’ve watched for newly translated books by Alina Bronsky for years, ever since her novel […]
The Postcard, by Anne Berest
I kind of wish that everyone had a writer in the family who could do […]
The Midnight News, by Jo Baker
Charlotte Richmond, the protagonist of Jo Baker’s affecting novel, The Midnight News, seems to carry […]
Don’t Fear the Reaper, by Stephen Graham Jones
It’s been four years since the Witch Lake Slayings and Jennifer Daniels has returned to […]