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Chicago Blues [Buy Direct]
by Tzveta Sofronieva

Red Knight: Serbian Women's Songs [Buy Direct]
by Daniel Weissbort

Conversation With the Prince and Other Poems [Buy Direct]
by Tadeusz Rozewicz

Conversation With Goya/Bridges/Signs [Buy Direct]
by Ivo Andric
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Oulipo Laboratory: Texts from the Bibliotheque Oulipienne (Anti-Classics of Dada.) [Buy Direct]
by Italo Calvino and Paul Fournel and Jacques Jouet and Claude Berge and Harry Mathews
Translated by Harry Matthews

Message [Buy Direct]
by Fernando Pessoa

The Day before Yesterday (1976) [Buy Direct]
by Leon de Winter
Translated by Scott Rollins
Original title: Over de leegte in de wereld

Euphrates of Babylon (1985) [Buy Direct]
by Adam Bodor
Translated by Richard Aczél
Original title: Az Eufrátesz Babilonnál
[front cover]

The Thirtieth Year [Buy Direct]
by Ingeborg Bachmann
Translated by Michael Bullock
Original title: Das dreißigste Jahr
Ingeborg Bachmann is a poetess and her writing has its startling, poetically powerful passages that seem to sum up wonderfully the dilapidated, uneasy postwar Austria of her youth, for example ‘an estate that has crawled out tame and hidebound from under mortgages’.  (more...)

Inferences on a Sabre [Buy Direct]
by Claudio Magris
Translated by M Thompson
Original title: Illazioni su una sciabola
This is a true story although its main protagonist was a romantic novelist. He was Krasnov, an exiled (and retired) Russian general who starred in a piece of murderous play-acting sponsored by Nazi Germany in its last year of power.  (more...)



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