How the Nazis Stole My Grandmother’s Cookbook
/ Sarah Hemens
‘But as many Jewish authors now discovered, even authorship could be stolen.’
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Recommendations Spring 2022
We are delighted to share with you the books chosen by our jury for Spring 2022. The books we have chosen for you are outstanding examples of their genre and recommended for English-language readers.
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Crime fiction from Germany: a closer look
/ Annie Rutherford
Annie Rutherford investigates...
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/ Sarah Hemens
This regular page brings you a selection of German-language titles that have just been, or are soon to be, published in English.
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German Book Prize 2021
The Longlist for the German Book Prize 2021 was announced on 24th August 2021. The shortlist will be made public on 21st September.
read article...Books of the Year 2020
We asked people we worked with during 2020 to share their read of the year, as well as a New Books in German choice that caught their eye.
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Mikaela Pedlow, Assistant Editor, Harvill Secker, talks to NBG
/ Mikaela Pedlow, Sarah Rimmington
Mikaela Pedlow, Assistant Editor at Harvill Secker, talks to us about translated fiction
read article...Sibylle Berg: A Vehement Voice
/ Romy Fursland
On prolific writer Sibylle Berg and her latest novel
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Klaus Flugge, founder of Andersen Press, talks to NBG
/ Klaus Flugge, Sarah Robinson
Interview with Sarah Robinson
read article...Literary Blogging in Germany: From Fringe to Centre-Stage
/ Barbara Geier
If you want to know how important literary blogs have become for the German publishing sector, just look at this year’s German Book Prize: for the first time, there is a blogger among the seven jury members. The presence of Uwe Kalkowski, who made a name for himself with his ‘Kaffeehaussitzer’ site, is just one of many signs that bloggers are now established forces within German publishing.
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