VULTURE by Phoebe Greenwood is one of The Economist’s Best Novels of Fall 2025! “A supremely accomplished debut full of wit and bite.” If you’re in NYC, join Phoebe at McNally Jackson on Sept 24 for a conversation about her novel with Phil Klay. RSVP: www.mcnallyjackson.com/phoebe-green...

“Parrique highlights how GDP is a flawed measure of economic progress... A widespread critique among economists, but his exposition of it is particularly clear and engaging.” SLOW DOWN OR DIE is one of the @financialtimes.com’s best new books on economics! www.ft.com/content/e7d6...

20th ANNIVERSARY GIVEAWAY! It may be Europa's birthday, but we're giving you presents! Test your knowledge of Europa’s 20 years by September 2. From the people with the most correct answers, 5 winners will be randomly selected and announced in mid-September. Quiz: forms.gle/N3j4Na62s4bw...

On July 17, join Hadassah Magazine for a free public program! Executive Editor Lisa Hostein will be in discussion with Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur, author of HOW ISN'T IT GOING and the inspiration behind the new hit series, Reformed! events.blackthorn.io/en/8c4sgS87/...

A year after the success of THE DAYS OF ABANDONMENT, Europa brought out its first big original English language title in 2006: Jane Gardam’s OLD FILTH. Borrowing from biography and history, OLD FILTH is a modern classic and a literary masterpiece that retraces much of the twentieth century.

To commemorate our 20th anniversary, we're looking back at some of our favorite moments, starting from the very beginning. Europa Editions was founded in 2005 as a US-based independent publishing house to foster cultural connection through literature. Here's a bit about our start in NYC!

Celebrate Pride with your favorite Europa Editions books! We’re proud to publish literature from around the world that champions LGBTQ+ writers, characters, and themes. Pictured here are a few recommendations of vibrant queer stories 🌈 We wish you a happy Pride Weekend from NYC! #pride

Beloved French author Valérie Perrin's novel of unlikely friendship and memory is finally out in paperback! "A pain au chocolat of a book... [a] sentimental soul-soother."—NPR Follow the link to order your copy of FORGOTTEN ON SUNDAY today! www.europaeditions.com/book/9798889...

“This is a book that shouldn’t have to be written but thank goodness it has... Parrique writes persuasively, with a passion, clarity and urgency. His book is a basic economic lexicon for non-economists, and should be on the curriculum of every school.” www.morningstaronline.co.uk/article/its-...

A captivating tale of resilience, discovery, and the untold stories behind a beloved flavor, THE RAREST FRUIT is out today! ★"An impressive feat.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review www.europaeditions.com/book/9798889...

It’s still Europa’s birthday! 🎂 We’re so excited to introduce the second batch of our 20th Anniversary titles. Out this June, here are some of Europa’s “greatest hits” to accompany you through the summer. 🗺️🌞 europaeditions.com/europa20

ANNOUNCING THOMAS SCHLESSER’S NORTH AMERICAN TOUR! Celebrate the release of Mona’s Eyes, a #1 international bestseller set to captivate American readers. “A seismic shift in the world of publishing. Sophie’s World set in the art world.”— Le Figaro www.europaeditions.com/news/2658/th...

Family saga. Magical realism. War, love, and 50 years of modern Iranian history. This is THE GOWKARAN TREE IN THE MIDDLE OF OUR KITCHEN, out now. ★ “A wildly ambitious novel about Iran’s past, present, and future filled with longing and fury.” —Kirkus Reviews www.europaeditions.com/book/9798889...

Timothée Parrique's SLOW DOWN OR DIE has received a starred review in Publishers Weekly! Follow the link to read the full review and to learn about the social, political, and ecological limits to economic growth. www.publishersweekly.com/9798889661016 #degrowth

Based on true events, acclaimed Italian author Donatella Di Pietrantonio tells the captivating story of human fragility, resilience, and community that won the 2024 Strega Prize. "Gripping, sharp, pulsing... it will take your breath away."—la Repubblica www.europaeditions.com/book/9798889...

If you believe in fair working conditions, wealth redistribution, and climate justice, this book is for YOU! In SLOW DOWN OR DIE, Timothée Parrique explains how a post-growth economy creates a more sustainable society. Follow the link to start reading! www.europaeditions.com/book/9798889...

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with your favorite Europa titles! Whether you're reading Yu Hua's new novel or a favorite by Mieko Kawakami, from India to Taiwan to Philippines, there's much to discover! Follow the link to explore: www.europaeditions.com/world/asia

Get inspired to be a passenger in Thailand, whether on the page or on a plane! Follow the link to learn more and order your copy of the newest edition in THE PASSENGER series, featuring original photography and reportage. europaeditions.com/book/9781787...

Thrilled to see David Greig's debut THE BOOK OF I on the Summer/Fall 2025 Indies Introduce List! www.bookweb.org/indies-intro...

Publishing in 3 weeks, economist Timotheé Parrique’s book, SLOW DOWN OR DIE, is a bold call to abandon the myth of endless economic growth and instead work toward creating a sustainable, just, and thriving future—one that IS possible. #degrowth Preorder now! europaeditions.com/book/9798889...

“A gallery of vibrant characters presented with an appealing blend of understated honesty and unsentimental warmth.” @nytimes.com includes Robert Seethaler's THE CAFÉ WITH NO NAME on its list of best new historical fiction! Read the full feature at: www.nytimes.com/2025/04/30/b...

Check out Domenico Starnone's new story, "Tortoiseshell," in print in this week's edition of The New Yorker! www.newyorker.com/magazine/202... Also, be sure to read his featured interview, "On Lies and Storytelling:" www.newyorker.com/books/this-w...

Cover reveal! A special, single-volume edition of Elena Ferrante’s masterpiece, MY BRILLIANT FRIEND, translated by Ann Goldstein, is coming this fall. 👭 www.today.com/popculture/b...

Today we celebrate the life of the remarkable Jane Gardam, whose witticism and sharp, vivid writing about British life will carry on for years to come. www.nytimes.com/2025/04/29/b...

Happy Independent Bookstore Day! Today, April 26, be sure to support your favorite local bookstore—and don’t forget to save a seat for your favorite books from Europa Editions! #shopindie #independentbookstoreday

If you're in NYC this weekend, come celebrate Independent Bookstore Day with Claire and Anne Berest on tour for Gabriële!

“Like Gabriële herself, this book takes on big ideas about modern art and modern life.” In @nytimes.com, @joannascutts.bsky.social reviews GABRIËLE, Anne and Claire Berest’s new novel, out today. www.nytimes.com/2025/04/22/b...

GABRIËLE is finally here! Bestsellers Anne & Claire Berest return with a new novel of art, love, and revolution, based on the life and work of trailblazer Gabriële Buffet, who changed modern art history forever. Follow the link to start reading today! www.europaeditions.com/book/9798889...

"When someone scores a clever goal or wins on a nine-darter, the commentator says, 'He’s done it!' So too the book reviewer: Coe has done it, he really has." Kazuo Robinson reviews “The Proof of My Innocence” by Jonathan Coe (@europaeditions.bsky.social). chireviewofbooks.com/2025/04/16/t...

Veteran political novelist and bestseller Jonathan Coe is back with THE PROOF OF MY INNOCENCE, out today! Whodunit mystery, satire, dark academia, murder, a bit of 80s nostalgia–it’s no wonder Coe's latest has been deemed "endlessly satisfying" (The Spectator)! europaeditions.com/book/9798889...

Tertulia recommends Robert Seethaler’s THE CAFÉ WITH NO NAME for #MothersDay: “This heartwarming tale from a Booker Prize finalist about a Vienna café that becomes a haven for lonely souls celebrates the kind of community-building many mothers excel at.” tertulia.com/editorial-li...

Great to see Joumana Khatib’s rave review of Annika Norlin’s THE COLONY in this weekend’s @nytimes.com Book Review! “Disturbing, engrossing, formidable.” 🐜 www.nytimes.com/2025/03/24/b...

Bestselling author Yu Hua returns with CITY OF FICTION, a captivating story of love, blood, and dreams. Set against the backdrop of momentous cultural and social change in early 20th century China, this vivid and compelling novel hits shelves today! www.europaeditions.com/book/9798889...

Happy Birthday, Europa! 🎂 We're turning 20 this year, and to celebrate, we're releasing 20 newly-designed anniversary editions that commemorate our commitment to publishing international literary fiction. Dive into the first 8 titles in our anniversary series! 🎈 www.europaeditions.com/europa20

Save the date: GABRIËLE is going on tour! And we know a bit of travel is just what the artist and free spirit would have wanted… Join prize-winning authors Anne and Claire Berest as they discuss their new novel in Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey! www.europaeditions.com/news/2656/an...

If you’re in the rapture of Brontë fever, Europa has just what you need in FIFTEEN WILD DECEMBERS, out today. “With suitably gothic prose, Powell keenly evokes the landscape around Emily’s home as well as her active inner life.” —Publisher’s Weekly www.europaeditions.com/book/9798889...

Tim Mohr, who translated seven novels by Alina Bronsky for Europa Editions, passed away at his home in Brooklyn yesterday. Everyone at Europa joins our publisher Michael Reynolds in sending our love and deep condolences to his family and loved ones: www.europaeditions.com/news/2657/in...

I wrote 'em. If you like literary fiction about a wide cast of characters living in a small town in the 1990s, you should read 'em. @europaeditions.bsky.social

The ant-icipation is finally over! Putting the “cult” in cult classic, THE COLONY goes marching onto bookstore shelves today. 🐜 “[A] disturbing, engrossing portrait of a tiny community living beyond society.” —The New York Times Find out more at www.europaeditions.com/book/9798889... 🇸🇪

“A disturbing, engrossing portrait of a tiny community living beyond society.” A rave review of THE COLONY by Joumana Khatib in @nytimes.com! Annika Norlin’s debut, translated by Alice E. Olsson, is out tomorrow (3/25): www.nytimes.com/2025/03/24/b...

THE CAFÉ WITH NO NAME by Robert Seethaler, translated by Katy Derbyshire (@europaeditions.bsky.social) was mentioned in a piece by Kirkus EIC Tom Beer about the joys of reading internationally page1m.co/3DNCLGu 🧵(7/10) #intranslation #cozyfiction #kirkus

THE COLONY by Annika Norlin (tr. Alice E. Olsson) got a Kirkus star! ✨ “Clever and incisive... Ultimately, this is a treatise on humanity, on the things people need and the power and frailty of human connection. This is a novel that will stick with you.” www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews...

Both our March titles, written and translated by women, are recommended by the @nytimes.com! Check out THE TOKYO SUITE by Giovana Madalosso (tr. Bruna Dantas Lobato) and THE COLONY by Annika Norlin (tr. Alice E. Olson): www.nytimes.com/interactive/... #womenintranslation #WomensHistoryMonth

“I’d been trying mightily to watch the third season of “The White Lotus” and gotten impatient with its fetishization of leisure... Checking into THE TOKYO SUITE scratched some of the same itch for stories of class struggle.” Alexandra Jacobs in @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/2025/03/09/b...

Happy International Women’s Day! 🌻 From our very first book, Elena Ferrante’s “The Days of Abandonment,” women writers have been central to the Europa story. Today, we are celebrating five women in translation. Your TBR list is calling! mailchi.mp/europaeditio...

“Mr. Seethaler’s quietly beguiling eighth novel is his most uplifting to date... Sensitive, compassionate.” Read Heller McAlpin’s heartwarming review of Robert Seethaler’s THE CAFÉ WITH NO NAME, tr. Katy Derbyshire, in this weekend’s @wsj.com. tinyurl.com/yf9fn32j @pageonem.bsky.social

Robert Seethaler's THE CAFÉ WITH NO NAME (@europaeditions.bsky.social) published in the @theguardian.com page1m.co/4kmhMee 🧵(2/26) #guardian #cozyread #vienna

“GABRIËLE is a revealing, heartrending biographical novel about a complicated woman whose imprint on art history is undeniable.” The new novel by Anne Berest, author of THE POSTCARD, and her sister Claire Berest, reviewed in #ForewordReviews. Coming 4/22. www.forewordreviews.com/reviews/gabr...

Got a case of the March blues? Escape the dreary forecast with two new Europa releases. In THE CAFÉ WITH NO NAME, warm yourself inside a cozy café in 1960's Vienna, then travel to sunny São Paolo in THE TOKYO SUITE. There's no better time to book a trip! 📚✈️

“Everything lights up if you only look closely enough at it.” Robert Seethaler, interviewed by Michelle Johnson in World Literature Today, talks about THE CAFÉ WITH NO NAME, Vienna, great novels, and dealing with change: worldliteraturetoday.org/2025/march/9...