Yasser Elsheshtawy Temporary Cities
Enrique Vila-Matas Impon tu suerte
Alejandro Zambra Not to Read
Jeremy Cooper Oak Before Ash
Kim Stanley Robinson New York 2140
Ian Penman It Gets Me Home
Jon Fosse Melancholy
John Burnside The Music of Time
McKenzie Wark The Beach Beneath the Street
Anne Boyer Garments Against Women
Anne Boyer A Handbook of Disappointed Fate
Guy Standing Plunder of the Commons
McKenzie Wark Capital is Dead
McKenzie Wark Molecular Red
Ahmed Naji Under the Palm Trees
Anne Boyer The Romance of Happy Workers
Anne Boyer The Undying
Sinead Gleeson Constellations
Ariella Aisha Azoulay Potential History Unlearning Imperialism
Enrique Vila-Matas Never Any End to Paris
Enrique Vila-Matas Mac’s Problem
Anna Tsing The Mushroom at the End of the World
Sergio Pitol Mephisto’s Waltz
Chris Krauss After Kathy Acker
Sultan bin Muhammad al-Qasimi Under the Flag of Occupation (etc.)
Timothy Morton Humankind
Timothy Morton An Ecological Thought
Oliver Rackham The Last Forest
Eric Ormsby Al-Ghazali
Tamim al-Barghouti In Jerusalem and other poems
Radwa Ashour’s Spectres [Atyaaf أطياف] is now available in English [Trans. Barbara Romaine] from Arabia Books in the UK and makes essential reading. Alongwith new books from Orhan Pamuk [HUP] and Ilan Pappe [Saqi], Spectres is one of the November Book Choices at Babelmed [at my suggestion]. Hooray for Babelmed; yet another reason to check it out…
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