A bristling follow-on from Belladonna - shortlisted for both the EBRD Prize and the Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize

Nathacha Appanah returns with a powerful, beautiful novel about lost youth on a far-flung, forgotten island.

A moving novel about Palestine's Calamity, for readers of Amos Oz and Orhan Pamuk - by the finest living Arabic novelist

The Oblique Place is an exceptional literary journey, an achingly beautiful fusion of memories and history unlike any other.

A deeply personal, beautiful and powerful novel about life and loss from the acclaimed author of Brodeck's Report and Grey Souls.

Anne Capestan returns with her squad to investigate a serial killer with victims all over France

The hunt for Virginie Despentes' enigmatic hero continues in the second title in her bestselling trilogy.

A contemporary Berlin fairy tale that bristles with urban truths - the first novel of Germany's most successful playwright

A slick, darkly ironic love story - set between Paris and New York - for fans of Junot Díaz

"Perhaps the worst thing about war is the peace that follows . . ." The follow-up to Uncertain Glory, the acclaimed masterpiece of the Spanish Civil War

The acclaimed story of a young girl's awakening - set in the the evocative, beautiful Ukrainian/Polish city of Lviv

As soldiers set sail for the fighting in Algeria, the legacy of the Second World War persists in this gripping tale of retribution and betrayal from one of Europe's leading crime writers

A seductive blend of fiction and autobiography, set in America's "Silver State", by the pre-eminent Basque author

The cult French social satire that has taken Europe by storm, and cast a penetrating light on the dark underbelly of modern urban life.

A new crime series with a difference: a brilliant police officer joins forces with a team of misfits to investigate decades-old unsolved crimes.

A timely parable on the perils of growing old and infirm in an unforgiving modern world - by the author of the acclaimed Trieste

One Hundred Years of Solitude meets The Kite Runner in Saddam Hussein's Iraq