Book Review: We Were Forbidden by Jacqueline Harpman

Three never-before-translated novellas from the author of I Who Have Never Known Men, translated by Ros Schwartz.
Book Review: Crocodiles at Night by Gisela Heffes

A daughter shuttles between Houston and her ailing father in Argentina in this aching novel of grief, translated by Grady C. Wray.
Book Review: The Blue Book of Nebo by Manon Steffan Ros

A Carnegie Medal–winning apocalypse story about a mother, a son, and a single shared journal.
Book Review: Piñen by Daniela Catrileo

A fierce, tender collection of stories about Mapuche youth in modern-day Chile, translated by Jacob Edelstein.
Featured Indie Bookstore: The Monkey’s Paw | Toronto, Ontario

In our Featured Indie Bookstore column we dive into a hidden gem of a bookstore. This issue we have Monkey’s Paw in Toronto, Ontario.
Find Your Next Podcast: It Gets Good Podcast

Welcome to the It Gets Good Podcast where we’ll be discussing our favorite books with you and giving you countless recommendations for your TBR! We’re your hosts, Hannah, Micaela and Kyleigh; just a few best friends that bonded over our love for reading and talking endlessly about the books that we can’t get enough of. Stick around to hear our thoughts & opinions, we promise it gets good.
Interview with Akane Araki & Jesse Kirkwood

In this interview, we sit down with Akane Araki & Jesse Kirkwood, Author and Translator of Murder at the End of the World.
Banned At Home, Read Everywhere Else.

By Sarah Kloth Eight books censored, imprisoned, or written their way out of a prison cell, and how translation became the place they survived. Behrouz Boochani wrote his memoir one text message at a time. Confined for more than five years in Australia’s offshore detention center on Manus Island, he had no desk, no computer, […]
Interview with Jesse Christmass

In this interview, we sit down with Shane Jesse Christmass, author of Xerox Over Manhattan.
Interview with Thomas Bunstead

In this interview, we sit down with Thomas Bunstead, translator of The Depopulation.