Old Kiln ought to consolidate Pingwa’s reputation as a writer of international importance

Works by Mathias Enard, Georgi Gospodinov, Gaëlle Bélem, Elisa Levi and Solvej Balle

Works by Yukio Mishima, Samar Yazbek, Solvej Balle, Zahran Alqasmi and Vincenzo Latronico

The Bulgarian author on the dangers of nostalgia, his 2023 Booker-winning novel Time Shelter, and Irish writers he admires

Plus impressive works by Yoko Tawada, Yael Inokai and Hanne Ørstevik

Rónán Hession: The Vegetarian is highly original, a good place to start for anyone new to her writing

Reviews of works by Yoko Tawada, Ioana Pârvulescu, Hwang Jungeun, Fien Veldman, Sara Mesa and Ihsan Abdel Kouddous

Rónán Hession reviews a selection that includes an impressive work by International Booker Prize winner Georgi Gospidinov

The Nobel laureate is a master of the short novel – but none of them rivals Septology, an 800-page, single-sentence masterpiece

At just 40 pages, A Shining by Jon Fosse is closer to a long story than a short novel

A compelling account of Korean and Japanese history, masterfully translated by Morgan Giles

Dazzling follow-up to Let Me Tell You raises questions about the nature of self

Translated by Agnes Broomé, this debut novel has familiar themes but the writing is immersive

The veteran writer has panoramic range on societal issues and a compassionate touch with more intimate human stories

Brief reviews of What You Are Looking for Is in the Library; The Love of Singular Men; Hostages of Memory; You, Bleeding Childhood; A Little Luck; and Mild Vertigo