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International Bestseller Lists, July 2013

July 31, 2013

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Every month, Publishing Trends runs Fiction international bestseller lists from four territories–France, Germany, Italy, and Spain–with one rotating slot devoted to a list from the country featured in that month’s International Article. In connection with this month’s International feature, July’s featured list is from Hong Kong and lists overall Chinese-language bestsellers, all nonfiction. Those books that have been published in English…Continue Reading

Posted in International • Tagged A Nest of Vipers, Actes Sud, Albin Michel, Alfaguara, Alice Zeniter, Andrea Camillieri, Atria, Bastei Lübbe, Berkley, bestsellers, Beverly Jensen, Bi Wen Wan, Blackout, Blanvalet, Bloody Sunday, Brad Walker, BTB, Camilla Läckberg, Crossfire, Da Da Creativity, Da Wen, Dan Brown, De Fallois, Deborah Crombie, Doubleday, dtv, Editions de l'Olivier, Einaudi, El Cultural, EL James, Erri de Luca, Europa, Fan Zhi, Ferragosto in Yellow, Fifty Shades Darker, Fifty Shades of Grey, Fischer, Fish Don't Close Their Eyes, Florence Seyvos, For Three Crowns, France, Francois Garde, Gallimard, George R.R. Martin, Germany, Gigamesh, Goldmann, Grijalbo, Hai Bin Book Co, Hans Rosenfeldt, Hao Yan, HarperCollins, Heyne, Hui Yi Su, I Hear You, I Love Only You, I See You, In Three Persons, Inferno, international, Irene Cao, Ji Lin Wu, Joel Dicker, John Irving, Lattes, Learn About China Through Pictures, Luca Bianchini, Luca Di Fulvio, Lucinda Riley, Maeva, Marc Elsberg, Marcello Simoni, Mary Kay Andrews, Maurizio de Giovanni, Megan Maxwell, Melampo, Michael Hjorth, Mondadori, Newton Compton, Ning Li, North Atlantic, North Atlantic Books, Penguin, Planeta, Prague Cemetery, Qing Sen Culture, Recipes for Disease Prevention and Rehabilitation, Right Man, Rizzoli, Rowohlt, Sasha Grey, Say What You Want or Leave, Sellerio Editore Palermo, Seuil, Simon & Schuster, Sphere, Spiegel, St. Martin's, Summer Rental, Sylvia Day, The Anatomy of Stretching, The Awakening of Miss Prim, The Bright Days, The Commercial Press, The Crocodile, The Girl Who Touched the Sky, The Island of Monks Without a Name, The Juliette Society, The Lavender Garden, The Lost Boy, The Man Who Was Not A Murderer, The Sisters from Hardscrabble Bay, The Sound of Broken Glass, The Soups Completely Changed Me, The Tales of Nene, The Truth About Harry Quebert, The Unbreakable Boy, Umberto Eco, United Culture, Viking, Vintage, Voyager, Walter Siti, Wan Li Book Co, William Morrow, Xiang Shi Culture, Zhao Zhen Zheng, Zhi Hui Chen, Zsuzsa Bank

International Bestsellers: Comebacks and Debuts

December 1, 2007

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After a four year sabbatical from novel-writing, the prolific and provocative Juan José Millás returns this month to sweep the Spanish bestseller lists. A slim novel at just 135 pages, Laura and Julio takes place in the author’s unusual world of the Borgesian double, exploring the idea of the original versus the copy with the…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Anna Falavana, Anne-Solange Noble, Aschehoug, Buster Keaton, Car3la Vangelista, Come te nessuno mai, Coumna, dtv, Einaudi, Elena Ramirez, Ella Sher, Eva Kuloy, Jorun Thorring, Juan Jose Millas, Karin Fossum, Ketchup, Modern Times, Muriel Barbery, Natur och Kultur, Planeta, Rizzoli, Sandra Bruna Agency, Silvio Muccino, Tell Me About Love, Temas I debates, The Craving, The Elegance of the Hedgehog, The Glass Dolls, Unni Lindell, Xavier Gual

International Fiction Bestsellers

February 1, 2004

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Of Love and War Formerly Exiled Korean Writer Revisits Vietnam, While France’s Frèches Hits The Silk Road One of South Korea’s best-known writers, Hwang Sok-Yong, has found a fervent audience in France for his monumental and controversial literary portraits denouncing “both corruption and American imperialism” in the Vietnam and Korean wars. In The Shadow of…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged ACER, Adriano Salani, Albatros, Alfabeta, Alpress S.R.O., AnnaKaisa Danielsson, Arena, Axelle Hardy, Chadjinikoli, dtv, Elkar, Fabienne Trunyo, Hwang Sok-Yong, Ikar, Jose Freches, Katarina Mazetti, Kruger, Lindhardt & Ringhof, Objectiva, Pax, Piper, Sophie Legrand, Svea, Tana Keleova-Vasilkova, Text, Toti Martinez de Lezea, Verlagsgruppe Random, XO, Zulma, Zuzana Sersenova

International Fiction Bestsellers

February 1, 2002

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The Darnedest Things Swedish Kid-Savants, Greece’s Sippable Fiction, And Pilch Toasts All of Holland A wave of mourning sweeps over Sweden this month with the passing of Astrid Lindgren, mother of Pippi Longstocking, though her spirit lives on in the mischievous Swedish bestseller of the moment, Old Ladies Don’t Lay Eggs. This zinger of a…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Alexander and Aspasia, Alexandros Zaoussis, Antonia Kerrigan, Astrid Lindgren, Ateneo Americano, Bengt Nordin, Biblioteka 48, Blue, Borgens, Carmen Balcells, Crocetti, Dorothea Song, Drinking: A Love Story, dtv, Eichborn, Errant Crowd, Greek National Fiction Award, Guillermo Schavelzon, Insel, Ioanna Karystiani, Jerzy Pilch, Joanna Dabrowska, Kastaniotis, Laura Restrepo, Library Journal, Literackie, Little England, Louisa Zaoussi, Marcela Serrano, Maria Fakinou, Mark Levengood, Mathilde Asensi, Mercedes Casanovas, Monica Herrero, Nadal, Nike Prize, Oceanida, Old Ladies Don't Lay Eggs, Periplous, Pippi Longstocking, Planeta Colombiana, Planeta Prize, Polityka, Rose Regas, Schildts, Seix Barral, Senil, Suhrkamp, The Amber Hall, The Dark Fiancee, The Last Cato, Under a Mighty Angel, Unni Lindell, What's In My Heart

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