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Words Without Borders & WWB Campus
9 months ago
Today, we’re sharing our favorite translated reads of the year (and some of the books we’re most excited about in 2025). How many of these WWB staff favorites have you read?
https://buff.ly/3VAKcXk🧵
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Caro De Robertis
9 months ago
Hi—I’m new here! I’ve written six novels & my next book, a trans BIPOC oral history, drops May 2025. Gathering these stories has been one of the greatest honors of my life. I can’t begin to express how these elders’ voices have inspired & sustained me. I hope they can inspire & sustain you too. 💜🏳️⚧️
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Allison Meakem
10 months ago
In
@foreignpolicy.com
's December fiction column, I review Nayantara Roy's spellbinding debut novel, "The Magnificent Ruins," published by
@algonquinbooks.bsky.social
. It's set between Brooklyn and Kolkata and is one of my favorite books of the year.
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The Novels We’re Reading in December
Stories about houses and the meaning of home, from Cape Cod to Kolkata.
https://foreignpolicy.com/2024/12/06/international-fiction-new-releases-review-weike-wang-rental-house-nayantara-roy-magnificent-ruins/?tpcc=recirc_latest062921
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Jennifer Savran Kelly
10 months ago
I'm excited to announce a holiday giveaway with my local indie Buffalo Street Books! When you buy a copy of ENDPAPERS during December, it will come with a free chapbook titled BOYS/GIRLS with flash fiction & poetry by 8 contributors! Details in the replies!
www.buffalostreetbooks.com/book/9781643...
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Washington Independent Review of Books
10 months ago
"A rollicking look at things that go *bump* in the Yuletide night."
www.washingtonindependentreviewofbooks.com/bookreview/t...
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#thedeadofwinter
#krampus
#christmas
#yuletide
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Sadie Hartmann (Mother Horror)
10 months ago
The Dead of Winter--exploring the history of dark, Christmas folklore and traditions. from
@algonquinbooks.bsky.social
"Thought-provoking insights into beliefs and practices overlooked by mainstream historians." PS. Krampus is adorable.
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We're thrilled to have YOUR UTOPIA by Bora Chung, translated by
@antonhur.com
on this list from
@time.com
of the 100 must-read books of 2024!
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Jeremy Dauber
10 months ago
Thank you so much to all of you who voted for AMERICAN SCARY the first time, and I am delighted/regretful to inform you that you have the chance to vote for it again, because it is in the final round!!
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Thrilled to see THE CEMETERY OF UNTOLD STORIES by
@writerjalvarez.bsky.social
on
@npr.org
's Books We Love list!
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Diana McCaulay
10 months ago
My forthcoming book, everyone! From
@algonquinbooks.bsky.social
in the US and
@dialoguepublishing.bsky.social
in the UK. Out February 2025. Pre orders really do help..
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BookPage
10 months ago
The best novels of 2024 were notably unafraid to rewrite the past, lacing shimmering, enriching new narratives through personal and cultural histories. Even better: Many of them made us laugh. Read on for our 15 favorites.
www.bookpage.com/bes...
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We're thrilled that
@washingtonpost.com
has named THE MAGNIFICENT RUINS and THE WILDES in their list of 50 notable works of fiction from 2024!
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50 notable works of fiction from 2024
Highlights among the year’s novels, short-story collections and works in translation, as selected by the staff of The Washington Post’s Book World.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/books/2024/11/21/best-fiction/
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We're here! And we have books!
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