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[front cover]

Invitation to a Journey (1996) [Buy Direct] France
by Sylvie Germain
Translated by Christine Donougher

Butterfly Valley--A Requiem/Sommerfugledalen--Et Requiem [Buy Direct]
by Inger Christensen
Translated by Susanna Nied

The Notebooks of Serafino Gubbio: Or, Shoot (Dedalus Nobel Prize Winner) [Buy Direct]
by Luigi Pirandello
[front cover]

The Golem [Buy Direct]
by Gustav Meyrink
Translated by Mike Mitchell

The youth of Don Quixote [Buy Direct]
by Marin Sorescu
Translated by Marin Sorescu ; versions by John F. Deane
Original title: Poems.

Translations from the Portuguese of Joäao Miguel Fernandes Jorge & Joaquim Manuel Magalhäaes. [Buy Direct]

Resurrection and Other Stories. Resurrection/Myself the Other/Strange Death of Prof. Antena/Fixer of Moments + Selected Letters.
by Mário de Sá-Carneiro
Translated by Margaret Jull Costa

The Great Shadow and Other Stories Great Shadow, Mystery, Man of Dreams, Wings Portugal
by Mário de Sá-Carneiro
Translated by M J Cost

Lucio’s Confession Portugal
by Mário de Sá-Carneiro
Translated by Margaret Jull Costa
Original title: Confisão de Lúcio
[front cover]

The Dedalus Book of Portuguese Fantasy [Buy Direct] Portugal
(Anthology)
The Portuguese are notorious as a people somehow immersed in dreams, or at least prone to feeling the famous saudade (not wholly translatable by the word ‘nostalgia’) and so perhaps ‘fantasy’ has been a happy genre for their writers.  (more...)
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