Books

What if one book could transport you to hand-built clay ovens, sun-drenched vineyards, and tables set with love and memory?

Set in Stone delves into the past to uncover a story which is just as relevant today: the desire to forge your own path while constantly having to resist a patriarchal fear of women’s strength

Rachel Kushner meets David Lynch in this fever dream of an LA novel about a young woman who commits a drunken act of violence just before her sister vanishes without a trace

From the author of the award-winning The Censor’s Notebook, a novel about children whose parents have departed for employment in foreign land.

Vladimir Lorchenkov tells the story of a group of villagers and their tragicomic efforts, against all odds and at any cost, to emigrate from Moldova, Europe's most impoverished nation, to Italy for work.

Reminiscent of Bruno Schulz’s Street of Crocodiles, Oleg Woolf’s Bessarabian Stamps is a cycle of sixteen stories.

Emilian Galaicu-Paun engages in literary origami, bending and blending together real and fictional worlds, abolishing up and down, here and there