AFTER THE DIVORCE, translated by Susan Ashe.
Northwestern University Press is home to two translations of Deledda's work: ELIAS PORTOLU, translated by Martha King, and...
Nobel day always makes us nostalgic. As we watch readers celebrate Anne Carson, we also remember and recognize Grazia Deledda, who, a century ago in 1926, won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Deledda was the second woman ever to do so.
This Sunday, 4pm at The Ivy Bookshop with poets Christian Bancroft & @joannafuhrman.bsky.social. The reading includes the best open mic in town (1 poem/3 min). Poets books by @unboundedition.bsky.social & @nupress.bsky.social.
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Don't miss Salma Hussain's interview of Sima Qadeer re: Brown Girls, Grown Up (pub. @nupress.bsky.social) in Issue 36!
...I’m a pantser. I didn’t write by an outline or a structure. My process was to sit down, try to treat it as a nine-to-five...
NEW IN STOCK - Theater company Fake Friends' first publication features their absurd, serious internet plays: Circle Jerk (Pulitzer-shortlisted) and This American Wife.
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Happy to share that 'Nonaligned Imagination,' published by @nupress.bsky.social received an Honorable Mention for the 2026 University of Southern California Book Prize in Literary and Cultural Studies, awarded by ASEEES, The Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies.
Absolutely beautiful afternoon at the Northern California Book Awards ceremony—such an honor to be a finalist for MUD IN OUR MOUTHS @nupress.bsky.social alongside such an incredible group of poets and huge congrats to Mia Ayumi Malhotra for her win for her luminous collection MOTHERSALT! 🙌🏻✨
I am so excited to be in conversation with Ankur Thakkar, whose debut novel BLOW YOURSELF UP is already long-listed for the Center for Fiction’s First Novel prize… 🧵
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Printers Row Lit Fest may be over, but you can still get 40% off now through the end of September.
Just use discount code BOOKFEST at checkout, and enjoy your newest fall reads.
With September already in motion, we're diving into our fall reading list! From the phenomenology of religion, to culture and education in Argentina and Chile, to the materialist strain in Novalis, to German Realism, and beyond, we think we might just learn a thing or two.
📣Sept’s Bocas Book Bulletin is here! New Caribbean releases, upcoming events & Aug’s bestsellers at @paperbasedbookshop.bsky.social!
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“This is the rare campus novel with as much heart as intellect.”
Read the @ala-booklist.bsky.social starred review of LIBERAL ARTS by David McGlynn now! Coming in October from @nupress.bsky.social / TriQuarterly.
BLOW YOURSELF UP, Ankur Thakkar's novel about love in the time of infinite scroll and what we sacrifice to be seen, is nearly here! Grab your copy to see why R.O. Kwon calls this "a propulsive, capacious debut". Out September 15.
HOW WE SEE THE GRAY by by Rachel León
(Curbstone Press/@nupress.bsky.social). Reviewed by @emilyannwebber.bsky.social. necessaryfiction.com/reviews/how-...
