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Best European Fiction 2016 Nathaniel Davis

Best European Fiction 2016 By Nathaniel Davis

Best European Fiction 2016 by Nathaniel Davis


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Since 2010, this anthology has been an essential resource for readers, critics, and publishers interested in contemporary European literature. In this, the seventh installment of the series, Best European Fiction 2016 continues its commitment to uncovering the best prose writing happening on the continent

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Best European Fiction 2016 by Nathaniel Davis

Since 2010, this anthology has been an essential resource for readers, critics, and publishers interested in contemporary European literature. In this, the seventh installment of the series, Best European Fiction 2016 continues its commitment to uncovering the best prose writing happening on the continent-from Azerbaijan to Denmark, from Portugal to the Ukraine-featuring work by established authors such as Josef Winkler, Christian Gailly, and Joao de Melo, as well as up-and-coming writers like Krisztina Toth, Justyna Bargielska, Veronika Simoniti, and Bessora.

The volume is also a forum for the best translators working today, featuring new translations by Lawrence Venuti, Vera Rich, Amaia Gabantxo, Adrian Nathan West, and many more. Also featuring a provocative prefatory essay written by John Fosse, Best European Fiction 2016 is another essential report on the state of global literature in the twenty-first century.

Best European Fiction 2016 Reviews

[W]e can be thankful to have so many talented new voices to discover. -Library Journal


The anthology Best European Fiction 2016 combines 29 different writers from across the continent, here translated into English. Concerned largely with politics or literature, the standout story is Veronika Simoniti's pertinent A House of Paper, in which a translator is convinced her body is shrinking as some sort of penance for her lifetime of `counterfeiting [...] in another language.' -Ruth Gilligan, The Irish Independent

About Nathaniel Davis

Called the new Ibsen in the German press, and heralded throughout Western Europe, Jon Fosse is one of contemporary Norwegian literature's most important writers. In 2000, his novel Melancholy won the Melsom Prize, and Fosse was awarded a lifetime stipend from the Norwegian government for his future literary efforts. In 2015, Ladbrokes listed him as having 10/1 odds to win the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Nathaniel Davis is an assistant editor at Dalkey Archive Press. He is also a translator and holds a PhD in comparative literature from the University of Pennsylvania.

Table of Contents

Austria: Josef Winkler, The Word Flew Away
Azerbaijan: Nijat Mamedov, Streaming
Belarus: Alhierd Bacharevic, The Art of Being a Stutterer
Belgium, French: Michel Lambert, Long Night
Bulgaria: Vladimir Poleganov, The Birds
Denmark: Claus Beck-Nielsen, The Author Himself
Estonia: Ilmar Taska, Apartment for Rent
France: Christian Gailly, The Wheel
Georgia: Tsotne Tskhvediani, The Golden Town
Hungary: Krisztina Toth, From Pixel
Ireland: Rob Doyle, John-Paul Finnegan, Paltry Realist
Latvia: Mara Zalite, The Major and the Candy
Liechtenstein: Armin OEhri, The Interrogation
Lithuania: Paulina Pukyte, From A Loser and a Do-Gooder
Luxembourg: Nico Helminger, From Luxembourg Lions
Macedonia: Rumena Buzarovska, Waves
Moldova: Ion Buzu, Another Piss in Nisporeni
Montenegro: Ilija Durovic, The Five Widows
Poland: Justyna Bargielska, From Born Sleeping
Portugal: Joao de Melo, Strange and Magnificent Powers
Romania: Marius Daniel Popescu, From La Symphonie du loup
Serbia: Srdan V. Tesin, Where Is Grandma, Where Do You Think She's Hiding?
Slovenia Veronika Simoniti, A House of Paper
Spain, Basque: Harkaitz Cano & Andoni Aduriz, From Mugaritz: B.S.O.
Spain, Catalan: Edgar Cantero, Aesop's Urinal
Switzerland, French: Bessora, Voyage Under Narcosis
Switzerland, German: Michael Fehr, The Apparent Fisherman and Real Drunkard
Ukraine: Artem Chapeye, Son, Please
United Kingdom, Wales: Huw Lawrence, Restocking

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CIN1628971142G
9781628971149
1628971142
Best European Fiction 2016 by Nathaniel Davis
Used - Good
Paperback
Dalkey Archive Press
20151217
332
N/A
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