No. 01
The River Year
Mira Sen
A luminous debut about a village that floods every spring. We read it in one sitting and pressed it on everyone who walked in the next morning.
— Recommended by Asha
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No. 02
Collected Letters
Tomas Vélez
Forty years of correspondence between two poets who never met. Translated for the first time — funny, aching, and impossible to put down.
— Recommended by Daniel
No. 03
Out of Print, No. 7
Edith Marlowe
A 1962 novel we rescued from oblivion and reset by hand. If you love a quiet, devastating ending, this is the one.
— Recommended by Priya
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The Programme
Evenings at the bookhouse.
Readings, signings, and launches in the back room. Seats are limited — RSVP and we'll hold one for you.
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An Evening with Mira Sen
The Back Room · 7pm
A reading from The River Year, followed by a signing and a glass of something.
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Translators in Conversation
The Back Room · 6:30pm
Three of our translators on the art of carrying a sentence across a border.
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Launch — Collected Letters
Main Floor · 7pm
We unveil the first English edition with a panel and a first look at the limited run.
The Reading List
A monthly dispatch from the press.
New titles, translator interviews, and the occasional shelf-of-the-month. One letter, the first Sunday.
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