Looks fantastic!

Mystery Train by Can Xue! How about you?

Last but not least is BECKOMBERGA by Sara Stridsberg, translated from Swedish by Deborah Bragan-Turner. Set in a prominent Swedish psychiatric hospital, BECKOMBERGA is “...a haunting, sobering literary work.”https://bookshop.org/a/169/9780374619916

STEPPE by Oksana Vasyakina (tr. Elina Alter) from @catapultbooks.bsky.social is a novel that “takes a multifaceted approach to telling the story of a troubled family through the lens of a father and daughter.” bookshop.org/a/169/978164...

Next is THE AQUATICS by Osvalde Lewat ([email protected]) published by @coffeehousepress.bsky.social, “a story of governmental oppression and private hypocrisy”: bookshop.org/a/169/978156...

Don’t miss THE BURIAL OF THE WHITE WOLF by Márcia Barbieri (tr. @aminckey.bsky.social) from @sublunary.bsky.social, where “prose crashes headlong through these pages, telling a jarring story of desire and mortality.” asterismbooks.com/product/the-...

Next, from Astra House, is GALÁPAGOS by Fátima Vélez (tr. Hannah Kauders). “Mortality is central to this narrative, to be sure, but there’s also a hallucinatory quality to Fátima Vélez’s prose in Hannah Kauders’s translation as it pushes at the limits of the form.” bookshop.org/a/169/978166...

First up is Tokarczuk’s HOUSE OF DAY, HOUSE OF NIGHT (tr. @antonialloydjones.bsky.social) @penguinrandomhouse.bsky.social which “...situates a moving quest narrative amidst stories of small-town intrigue and the mysteries of nature.” bookshop.org/a/169/978059...

This is great!

Wow, this looks great!