Yudl Rosenberg Edited and translated by Curt Leviant Yale University Press ($25) by Jessica Bennett Much of Jewish history in the Christian era has been

Alicia Conroy Carnegie Mellon University Press ($16.95) by Katie Harger Alicia Conroy’s collection Lives of Mapmakers uses a beautifully written ensemble of narrative identities to reach the

Yasmina Reza Translated by Geoffrey Strachan Alfred A. Knopf ($19.95) by Ryan Rase McCray Nearly all of Yasmina Reza’s creative output examines a short list

Tao Lin Melville House ($14.95 each) by Spencer Dew “Where were you when the towers happened?” someone is asked in Tao Lin’s debut story collection, Bed. The

Jim Crace Nan A. Talese ($24.95) by Kelly Everding Of all the possible futures for America, there are few more chilling than the ruined and

Mary Ann Caws titled her latest book Glorious Eccentrics (Palgrave, $35), in honor of the seven women artists of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries she

Interview by Francis Raven An influential presence in the poetry scene of San Francisco, Stephen Vincent has been publishing his poetry since the 1960s and

Anyone familiar with Irvine Welsh’s gritty, landmark debut, Trainspotting, can’t help but be burdened by some pretty ghoulish assumptions upon meeting the Scottish writer. So in

Editor's Note: In January 2007, César Vallejo's The Complete Poetry: A Bilingual Edition, edited and translated by Clayton Eshleman, was released by University of California Press