Chapters (11)
77
Tim Etchells, Endland
78
Rita Indiana, Made in Saturn, trans. Sydney Hutchinson
79
Luke Brown, Theft
80
Gerald Murnane, Collected Short Fiction
81
Gerald Murnane, Invisible Yet Enduring Lilacs
82
James Attlee, Isolarion
83
Deb Olin Unferth, Barn 8
84
Juan Pablo Villalobos, I Don’t Expect Anyone to Believe Me, trans. Daniel Hahn
85
Andrzej Tichý, Wretchedness, trans. Nichola Smalley
86
Yuri Herrera, A Silent Fury: The El Bordo Mine Fire, trans. Lisa Dillman
87
Lina Wolff, Many People Die Like You, trans. Saskia Vogel
88
Ann Quin, Three
89
Rachel Genn, What You Could Have Won
90
John Metcalf, Medals and Prizes
91
Claudia Hernández, Slash and Burn, trans. Julia Sanches
92
Ann Quin, Passages
93
Various, This Is How We Come Back Stronger
94
Eva Baltasar, Permafrost, trans. Julia Sanches
95
Norah Lange, Notes from Childhood, trans. Charlotte Whittle
96
César Aira, The Divorce, trans. Chris Andrews
96
James Attlee, Under the Rainbow: Voices from the First Lockdown
97
César Aira, The Divorce, trans. Chris Andrews
98
Mario Levrero, The Luminous Novel, trans. Annie McDermott
99
Tice Cin, Keeping the House
100
Yuri Herrera, Three Novels, trans. Lisa Dillman
101
Elisa Victoria, Oldladyvoice, trans. Charlotte Whittle
102
Sammy Wright, Fit
103
Robin McLean, Pity the Beast
104
Mona Arshi, Somebody Loves You
About the Author
Najwa Barakat was born in Lebanon in 1961. After receiving a degree in theater at the Fine Arts Institute in Beirut, she moved to Paris and studied cinema at the Conservatoire Libre du Cinema Français. She has hosted cultural programs produced by Radio France Internationale (RFI), the BBC, and Al Jazeera, and is the author of seven novels as well as the Arabic translator of Albert Camus’s notebooks.
Luke Leafgren is an Assistant Dean of Harvard College. He has published five translations of Arabic novels and received the 2018 Saif Ghobash Banipal Prize for Arabic Literary Translation for his English edition of Muhsin Al-Ramli’s The President’s Gardens.