World Literature

“Mariana Enriquez’s wild imagination, narrative mastery, and compassion for her haunted characters make A Sunny Place for Shady People consistently engrossing.”

“Mina’s Matchbox is not only a compelling tale, but it is also beautifully written and constructed. The prose is clear, graceful, and engaging.”

“Most of the stories in Dublin Tales show off Irish literature at its best: overflowing with feeling, humor, and insight.”

“Bekono captures Salomé’s narrative voice.

“Quite simply it is dazzling.”

"Lahiri introduces us to a wide range of . . . outsider characters . . . more of an interior journey than a touristic travelogue.”

"a brilliantly poetic translation . . .  explored with biting humor and sharp wit."

“Mihret Sibhat’s command of language, her sense of humor, and her love for Ethiopia combine to stir the memories of any who have encountered this culture and people.”

The Nigerwife is a remarkable book.

“a compelling, unique read.”

From the first paragraph, this debut novel grabs the reader with its voice as well as its dramatic plot setup:

“Based on actual occurrences during World War II, this is sure to open the eyes of those skeptics who had questions about the pain and tragedy so many suffered, all to protect their progeny

“this debut is a page-turner that will keep the reader . . . glued . . .”