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International Fiction Bestsellers

October 1, 2003

The New Czech Comet Legatova Aloft, Sabach Soused in the Czech Republic, Plus Russia’s Own ‘Magic Mountain’ Streaking across the firmament on her way to the #1 spot in the Czech Republic this month, 84-year-old Kveta Legatova is a “new meteor in the Czech literary skies” who burst on the scene at the age of…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Albin Michel, Argon, Association of Czech Booksellers and Publishers, Bengt Nordin, Bjorn Hellberg, Bohumil Hrabal, DeGeus, Denoel, Dmitry Bykov, Europa, French Publishers' Agency, Jaroslav Hasek, Jeroslav Cisar, Kveta Legatova, L'Aventurine, Lucinda Karter, Mankell, Marsilio, Milan Machacek, Nibbe & Wiedling, Nima Zamar, Paseka, Petr Sabach, State Literary Prize

International Fiction Bestsellers

June 1, 2003

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Walk on the Wild Side Sophie’s Choice in Sweden, Saddam Does Denmark, And Russia’s Crime Babe Rides Again The co-creator of the longest-running Swedish soap opera in history sends white-hot sparks of sensuality shooting over Scandinavia this month with “a clearly political manifesto disguised as an entertaining literary soap.” In Stars Without Vertigo, now bounding…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Alexandra Marinina, Argon, Aschehoug, Bra Bocker, Charlotte Jorgensen, Company Bash, Damm, Fischer, Gummerus/BookStudio, Henry Olsen, Jussi Adler-Olsen, Just Betzer, Katarina Grip, Lennart Sane Agency, Louise Boije af Gennas, Natan Zablockis, Nok, Norstedts, Oberon, Piemme, Planeta, PP Forlag, Sakuhisha, Seuil, Stars Without Vertigo, Sven Olov Karlsson, The Alphabet House, The Italian, The Law of Triple Negation, Turn Off the Love, Unieboek, White Seeds, Yochi Brandes

International Fiction Bestsellers

August 1, 2002

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Women’s Work Poland Gets the Menses, Millás Sizzles Spain, And Hareven Labors for Love in Israel Serotonin levels are plunging this month all over Poland, where the delightfully demented author Janusz Wisniewski comes down with Tense Syndromes (otherwise translated as Premenstrual Syndrome; the original title was Menstruation, but the Warsaw publisher deemed it “too shocking”),…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A.B. Yehoshua, Adventures of Puffy the Bear, Allison & Busby, Argon, Aschehoug, Bengt Nordin, Bjorn Helleberg, Close to Paradise, Dalia Bilu, De Geus, Espasa, Esthi Kunz, Funny Fanny, Gail Hareven, Garcia Marquez, Gavriela Avigur-Rotem, Gyldendal, Heatwave and Crazy Birds, Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature, Janusz Wisniewski, Joanna Chmielewska, Juan Jose Millas, Laffont, Loneliness on the Net, Lord of the Flies, My Dead Husband, My True Love, Nadal Prize, Primavera Prize, Sapir Prize, Scholastic, Suhrkamp, Tadeusz Lewandowski, Tense Syndromes, The Great Diamond, The Liberating Bride, This Was Solitude, Thomas Mann, Thomas Qvortrup, Two Women in Prague, Utopia, William Golding

International Fiction Bestsellers

September 1, 2001

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One Flew Over Oslo Norway’s Fossum Gets Real, Sweden Goes Hard-Boiled, And Luna Rises Over Argentina Sweden has veered “disturbingly close to reality” in recent months as Norwegian author Karin Fossum takes the nation on a harrowing journey right up to the belfry of The House of the Insane. The book, which has been on…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A.C. Baantjer, Agneta Markas, Ake Edwardson, Argon, Beloved Poona, Bengt Nordin, Bjorn Hellberg, Bloomsbury, Cappelen, Crossword Prize, De Cock and the Drifting Corpse, De Cock and the Merry Bacchus, De Fontein, De Geus, Don't Look Back, Eirin Hagen, Felix Luna, Harvill, Het Spectrum, Intercontinental, Jamyang Norbu, John Muraay, Karin Fossum, Maran Olthoff, Martin Aldama, Norstedts, Philippe Piquier, Planeta Argentina, Prisma, Susan Schulman, The Diabolic, The House of the Insane, The Mandala of Sherlock Holmes, Ullstein, Veronica Berisso

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