Celebrating Women in Translation Month: Save up to 40% on nearly 100 translated books

August is Women in Translation Month, and as usual, we’re celebrating with a weekend sale on a selection of nearly 100 translated books by women authors. Save up to 40% on titles from our New York Review Books, NYRB Classics, NYRB Poets, and New York Review Comics series, along with an assembly of books from two of our distributed presses, Archipelago Books and Dorothy, a publishing project. View a list of the books grouped by author below. Don’t delay: The sale ends this Sunday, August 17, at midnight ET. Free US shipping on orders of $75 or more   Buy 2 books, save 20% Buy 3 books, save 30% Buy 4 books, save 40%   New York Review Books & NYRB Classics Hannah Arendt: Rahel Varnhagen Polina Barskova: Living Pictures Vicki Baum: Grand Hotel Nina Berberova: Moura Inés Cagnati: Free Day Cristina Campo: The Unforgivable and Other Writings Eileen Chang: Little Reunions; Love in a Fallen City; and Written on Water Colette: Cheri & The End of Cheri and The Pure and the Impure Benedetta Craveri: The Age of Conversation and The Last Libertines Maria Dermoût: The Ten Thousand Things Élisabeth Gille: The Mirador Natalia Ginzburg: Family & Borghesia; Family Lexicon; and Valentino & Sagittarius Tove Jansson: Fair Play; The Summer Book; Sun City; The True Deceiver; and The Woman Who Borrowed Memories Esther Kinsky: Rombo and Seeing Further Margarita Liberaki: Three Summers Nastassja Martin: In the Eye of the Wild Qiu Miaojin: Last Words from Montmarte and Notes of a Crocodile Elsa Morante: Lies and Sorcery Silvina Ocampo: Thus Were Their Faces Simone Schwarz-Bart: The Bridge of Beyond Anna Seghers: The Dead Girls’ Class Trip; The Seventh Cross; and Transit Magda Szabó: Abigail; The Door; Iza’s Ballad; Katalin Street; and The Fawn Teffi: Memories; Other Worlds; and Tolstoy, Rasputin, Others, and Me Tatyana Tolstaya: The Slynx and White Walls Yūko Tsushima: Woman Running in the Mountains Marina Tsvetaeva: Earthly Signs Simone Weil: On the Abolition of All Political Parties Simone Weil & Rachel Bespaloff: War and the Iliad Xi Xi: Mourning a Breast   NYRB Poets Antonella Anedda: Historiae Zuzanna Ginczanka: Firebird Gloria Gervitz: Migrations Louise Labé: Love Sonnets & Elegies Claire Malroux: Daybreak Silvina Ocampo: Selected Poems Alice Paalen Rahon: Shapeshifter Marina Tsvetaeva: Three by Tsvetaeva   New York Review Comics Nicole Claveloux: The Green Hand and Other Stories Anke Feuchtenberger & Katrin de Vries: W the Whore Dominique Goblet: Pretending is Lying Ulli Lust: Voices in the Dark Chantal Montellier: Social Fiction   Archipelago Books Ambai: A Kitchen in the Corner of the House Christine Angot: An Impossible Love and Incest Paulina Chiziane: The Joyful Sound of the Partridge Nabaneeta Dev Sen: Acrobat Sara Gallardo: January Fine Gråbøl: What Kingdom Maja Haderlap: Angel of Oblivion and distant transit Ida Jessen: A Change of Time and A Postcard for Annie Maylis de Kerangal: Canoes and Eastbound Scholastique Mukasonga: The Barefoot Woman; Igifu; Kibogo; Our Sister of the Nile; and Sister Deborah Karthika Naïr: Until the Lions Hanne Ørstavik: Love; The Pastor; stay with me; and Ti Amo Elisabeth Rynell: To Mervas Magdalena Tulli: Moving Parts Hebe Uhart: Animals; The Scent of Buenos Aires; and A Question of Belonging   Dorothy, a publishing project Marguerite Duras: Me & Other Writing Ariane Koch: Overstaying Nathalie Léger: Suite for Barbara Loden Cristina Rivera Garza: New and Selected Stories and The Taiga Syndrome You are receiving this message because you signed up for email newsletters from NYRB. You can choose the types of mailings you wish to receive: Update preferences   New York Review Books 207 East 32nd Street New York, NY 10016-6305 Not a subscriber? Sign up for our newsletter here. Unsubscribe