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An Encounter with… Ryunosuke Akutagawa
Featured image: @mikitravelgram Murder in the Age of Enlightenment by Ryunosuke Akutagawa is available now from Pushkin Press, introduced and translated by Bryan Karetnyk. To give readers a glimpse into Akutagawa’s strange, beautiful, highly visual world, we have paired excerpts…
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A Q&A with John Kåre Raake, author of The Ice
Posted 5th February 2021
John Kåre Raake is one of Norway’s most famous screenwriters, but The Ice is his debut novel. The tense geopolitical thriller was a bestseller in Norway, and is now being translated into 7 languages and adapted for a television series. Pushkin Vertigo recently published in…
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New Year’s Resolutions from our Pushkin Children’s Authors
Posted 2nd January 2021
With such an unconventional year as 2020, it might feel a little odd to be writing New Year’s Resolutions. However, as the blank page of 2021 lies ahead of us, we think a reset would do us all good. So,…
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Christmas Around the World with Pushkin Authors
Posted 22nd December 2020
Christmas in Sydney with Tiffany Tsao I wasn’t always here for Christmas. By ‘here’, I mean Sydney, Australia, the Southern Hemisphere, where Christmas is a summer thing. Where time-honoured Christmas activities include barbecuing and beach-going. Where festive fare, alongside ham…
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Pushkin’s Books of the Year
Posted 8th December 2020
We made it! With 2020 drawing to a close, we are feeling extremely reflective over what has been a complete rollercoaster of a year. While we’re definitely looking forward to the new hope that January will bring, this year has…
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An Encounter with… Rainer Maria Rilke
Posted 4th December 2020
by Will Stone Poems to Night by Rainer Maria Rilke is available now from Pushkin Press, introduced and translated by Will Stone. Rainer Maria Rilke was born in Prague on December 4th, 1875, the only child of a joyless marriage.…
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@ab_reads Fiction in Translation Picks
Posted 2nd December 2020
It’s no secret that we at Pushkin think reading books in translation is a tremendous way of expanding your world. And we’re not the only ones! As we close the book on 2020, we’ve been chatting to book blogger extraordinaire Abbie…
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H.S. Norup and The Hungry Ghost: A Q&A
Posted 23rd October 2020
As spooky season is upon us, we sat down with author H.S. Norup to talk about her wonderfully gripping yet hugely moving new book – The Hungry Ghost. Wondering where that fabulous title comes from? Keep reading to find out……
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