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And the Serpent Said to the Woman (Hardcover)
by M.L. Oñederra; translated from Basque by Kristin Addis. “This book not only won [Oñederra] the Critics Award, but also captivated many readers in its courageous and risky account of the confessions of a married woman. Revolving around the feelings and experiences written in a diary and divided into the... -
And the Serpent Said to the Woman (Paperback)
by M.L. Oñederra; translated from Basque by Kristin Addis. “This book not only won [Oñederra] the Critics Award, but also captivated many readers in its courageous and risky account of the confessions of a married woman. Revolving around the feelings and experiences written in a diary and divided into the... -
Perfect Happiness
by Anjel Lertxundi; translated by Amaia Gabantxo. Perfect Happiness can be described as a realist novella with lyrical overtones. It explores how witnessing a terrorist assassination affects a teenage girl’s life over a span of fourteen years. Against this backdrop Lertxundi explores one of his recurring themes: the relationship between... -
Rossetti’s Obsession
by Ramon Saizarbitoria; translated from Basque by Madalen Saizarbitoria. This humorous novel involves an insecure writer’s efforts to retrieve a note he once sent to a woman, which caused her to fall in love with him. He hopes that the note will have the same effect on his new romantic... -
The Red Notebook
by Arantxa Urretabizkaia; translated from Basque by Kristin Addis. The Red Notebook belongs to the autobiographical genre and is the author’s most ambitious novel, one that has achieved a truly lyrical tone. Although it should be included in the novel-writing tradition that deals with female voice and memory, this novel... -
Blade of Light
Blade of Light is a uchronia- an alternate history-in its main plot line, Hitler has won the Second World War and now dominates Europe. He then decides to conquer first Manhattan and then the whole American continent. His journey takes him to New York on a ship aboard which Charles...





