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Reckoning with the global threat to free speech and the bleak future it all but guarantees, @bothayna_alessa marries the steely dysto

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Bothayna's THE BOOK CENSOR'S LIBRARY (translated from the Arabic by Ranya Abdelrahman and Sawad Hussain) als

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From best-selling Brazilian crime novelist @meloneschling comes a genre-defying tale of women in the Amazon and their reckoni

❤️ Congratulations to @mz.shanta_lee! Shanta will receive the Abel Meeropol Social Justice Writing Award and give the keynote speech next week at the Northampton Write Angles Conference!

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Thank you to Tonja Drecker from Bookworm for Kinds for the excellent review of THE WILDCAT BEHIND GLASS by Alki Zei, translated from the Greek by @krnemmerich!

“This is one of those rare reads, which masterfully weaves emotions and thoughts us

😻 Another fantastic review of THE WILDCAT BEHIND GLASS by Ali Zei and translated from the Greek by @krnemmerich!

“Alki Zei’s novel THE WILDCAT BEHIND GLASS is a timely portrayal of childhoods interrupted under fascism.”

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The Prize for New Immigrant Writing is open until May 31! We can’t wait to read your work!

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You can now read more about Avery Fischer Udagawa’s experience translating THE HOUSE OF THE LOST ON THE CAPE on the @kansasreflector!

As Avery says, “THE HOUSE OF THE LOST ON THE CAPE is a novel about the March 2011 disaster that was wri

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🧡 COUNSEL CULTURE is out now and available at your favorite indie bookstores or on our website (link in bio)!

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Learn more about THE WILDCAT BEHIND GLASS and its translator before the pub day (May 7) by visiting the link in bio!

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THE MAROONS: From Silenced to Revived

by Shanta Lee
The Maroons, a novel silenced 180 years ago, in 1844, has adopted our time—the year 2024—as its new era. The book—and the occasion—calls to mind these oft-quoted words, reiterated by Lucille Clifton: “I come to comfort the afflicted and to afflict the comfortable.”