‘How can books keep families and generations together?’ Author Article by Fania Oz-Salzberger
This year Yale University Press authors Judith Walkowitz, Frederic Raphael and Fania Oz-Salzberger will be contributing to the…
This year Yale University Press authors Judith Walkowitz, Frederic Raphael and Fania Oz-Salzberger will be contributing to the…
In his latest book The Great Dickens Scandal, Yale University Press author Michael Slater peers into the tangled web…
Novelist, satirist, poet, photographer, painter, alchemist and hellraiser – August Strindberg was all these, and yet he is…
Following the widespread press coverage of his latest book, Nicholas Roe, author of John Keats: A New Life, spoke…
Translated into English for the first time, Norman Manea’s The Lair explores the human condition of exile, love, isolation and…
The controversial Diary of the eminent polish author Witold Gombrowicz, has now been published in English after years of being out of print….
Norman Manea is an acclaimed literary figure, whose works evoke comparisons to such giants as Kafka and Musil….
To celebrate the new titles in our pioneering Margellos World Republic of Letters translation series, for the rest of the…
The name John Lukacs is known to history students the world over (he has written more than thirty…
Peter Cole’s brand new work of translation, The Poetry of Kabbalah, is the first every English-language collection of poems from the…
Joseph Brodsky: A Literary Life (out now in paperback) is an intimate, penetrating study of the great Russian…
Yale’s Autumn / Winter seasonal catalogue is available now to order and download. Today we take a quick look at…
Published last year to widespread acclaim, Gulag Voices by Pulitzer Prize-winner Anne Applebaum is a unique collection of writings from…
The Black Envelope is a novel by Jewish Romanian novelist Norman Manea, and has recently been published in…
In The Event of Literature Terry Eagleton returns to the discipline to which he has devoted his career: literary theory….