Book Review: Of Cattle and Men by Ana Paula Maia
Animals go mad and men die at a slaughterhouse in rural Brazil. Translated by Zoë Perry.
Animals go mad and men die at a slaughterhouse in rural Brazil. Translated by Zoë Perry.
The International Booker–winning novel of food, friendship, and colonial blind spots, translated by Lin King.
An International Booker–longlisted thriller set over one day in a remote French hamlet. Translated by Daniel Levin Becker.
A genre-defying portrait of Mexican writer Elena Garro, translated by Christina MacSweeney.
After seven years in prison, a translator returns to a Cairo he no longer recognizes. Translated by Robin Moger.
A roadkill collector in rural Brazil finds the wrong kind of body. Translated by Padma Viswanathan.
Thirty years after an unsolved crime, a father’s love cracks open a family’s silence. Translated by Frances Riddle.
An asteroid is two months out, and a would-be driver and her ex-cop instructor still want justice. Translated by Jesse Kirkwood.
The Portuguese master’s late short fiction, translated into English for the first time by Margaret Jull Costa.
Three never-before-translated novellas from the author of I Who Have Never Known Men, translated by Ros Schwartz.
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