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How to Forget a Woman
Dan Lungu
Half love, half about love. This, in short, might define Dan Lungu’s new novel. Andi and Marga are a young couple who hook up in odd circumstances and live together for one and a half years. They both work for the same provincial newspaper. She writes...
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Last Afternoons with Teresa
Juan Marsé
Last Afternoons with Teresa is appealing especially to the fans of Barcelona, the hometown of Marse, who walks the reader through its magical little streets. "Last Afternoons with Teresa" tells about the love between Manolo, an attractive young man,...
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Fame
Daniel Kehlmann
Imagine being famous. Being recognized on the street, adored by people who have never even met you, known the world over. Wouldn’t that be great? But what if, one day, you got stuck in a country where celebrity means nothing, where no one spoke your...
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Great European Novel
Koen Peeters
Finally. After the Great American Novel we can now read the Great European Novel. A book with as many chapters as there are European capital cities. A biting quest for happiness. The Great European Novel describes how we, strangers, can find each another...
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Conversation with Spinoza
Goce Smilevski
At the deathbed of 17th-century philosopher Baruch Spinoza, "you," a kind of theoretical interlocutor, notices a teardrop on the dead man's cheek—of which his spirit then denies the existence. Thus begins Macedonian novelist Smilevski's fourth novel...
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Simeon the Liftite: A Novel with Angels and Moldavians
Petru Cimpoeşu
“Simeon the Liftite: A Novel with Angels and Moldavians” is the most successful and translated book of Petru Cimpoeşu. It has brought to him huge fame and many awards in Romania as well as in many other European countries. The story in the...
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The Amazing Journey of Pomponio Flato
Eduardo Mendoza
The Roman philosopher and natural scientist Pomponio Flato wanders throughout the Roman Empire and searches for the spring of wisdom in the beginning of the 1 c. B.C. This is a funny story about the good, the friendship and the sudden twists of...
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The Solitude of Prime Numbers
Paolo Giordano
"The Solitude of Prime Numbers", Giordano's first novel, took Italy by storm where it has sold over a million copies. It was translated into thirty languages and has been selling all over the world. Paolo Giordano narrates the childhood and young adult life...
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Spanish Childhood
Agustin Gomez-Arcos
“Spanish Childhood” (1987) is the story of a republican family living in a small village in Andalusia. It spans the period after the Spanish Civil...
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Midnight Diary
Maxim E. Matkin
These are the stories published in the on-line magazine inZine in 2001. They are focused on the topics of low spirits, life's meaning, love and sex, mainly on...
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The Blissful Years of Lousy Living
Michal Viewegh
The most popular Czech book of the 90's. A wildly comic story about the fate of one ordinary Czech family over the course of 20 years, from the 1960's to the present. At turns humorous, ironic and sentimental, it is an engaging portrait of their attempts to...
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Instructions for Saving the World
Rosa Montero
„Instructions For Saving The World” (2008) is the latest novel of the Spanish author Rosa Montero. In it, unexpectedly and in a strange manner, the lives of four inhabitants of a European city interlace. A widowed taxi driver, a doctor...
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The Key of Doom
Jose Carlos Somoza
An imaginary world in boundless future, quick-firing train, passenger kamikaze, fantastic shadows and creatures, unexpected events, reflections of death, murder and faith – all of these the readers can find in the latest novel of Jose Carlos Somoza...
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The Ballad of the Low Lifes
Enrico Remmert
Deceits, erotic adventures and fun situations; humorous social and political observations on the rules of contemporary life; ingenious and direct language - all of this makes the second novel of Enrico Remmert - “The Ballad of the Low Lifes”...
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