Babelguides: Babel Guides in Print

The Babel Guide to Scandinavian Literature
Some of the greatest writers of our time — August Strindberg, Knut Hamsun, Karen Blixen, Hans Christian Andersen — came from the rich and varied lands of the North. (more...)

The Babel Guide to Portuguese, Brazilian, and African Literature
Writers from Brazil and Portugal, Mozambique and Angola all use the same language — Portuguese, for stories from a thousand locales in a hundred styles. (more...)

The Babel Guide to Jewish Literature
As there are more Jewish writers writing in more languages than you can shake a stick at, (more...)

The Babel Guide to Italian Literature
There is an embarrassment of riches in contemporary Italian letters; (more...)

The Babel Guide to Hungarian Literature
Hungarian may be an unknown language to most of the world but a substantial number of its greatest works have been translated and are ready to read in English. (more...)

The Babel Guide to German Literature
A fascinating and important range of German-language fiction has been translated over the years; (more...)

The Babel Guide to French Literature
Writers from France, Qubec, Switzerland, Morocco, Algeria, Mauritius, Haiti etc. all use the same language — French — for stories from a thousand locales in a hundred styles. (more...)

The Babel Guide to Dutch and Flemish Literature
Dutch and Flemish writers have been pulling ahead over the last few years (more...)

The Babel Guide to Brazilian Literature
Brazil is a cultural super-power thanks to its rich traditions of music, dance, religion, and cinema. (more...)

The Babel Guide to Latin American Literature
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The Babel Guide to Yiddish Literature
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Last modified Mon Oct 13 , 2008