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“The moment you think that you know Abidjan, the city escapes your embrace.” ...read more

“Fabiano manages to fool security at the luxury apartment block by pretending he’s the gardener, which, as of last week, he no longer is.” ...read more

“Salima let her breath out slowly. She was worried that the oily hue of the walls in here was darker and heavier than it ought to be for a new mother.” ...read more

Tobias Carroll recommends new works translated from Turkish, Italian, Hebrew, Japanese, Spanish, and Yiddish. ...read more

“The place that keeps having me back, its moonless nights, its raucous urban sea, anonymous and also memory-crammed, people- and ghost-filled.” ...read more

“The Middle People might vanish before their official country even notices them.” ...read more

“The way I work is to show the reality of ‘forgotten’ people and places through my images and ensure that the message is delivered to the right recipient.” ...read more

[These books] look at lives transformed by destiny, whether due to circumstances of birth, the dictates of ruthless leaders, or even the mysterious order of the universe. ...read more

“Street protests and bustling open-air cafés, tear gas and the heavenly scent of bitter orange blossoms; these are some of the juxtapositions that give Athens its liveliness.” ...read more

New and forthcoming works translated from Danish, Norwegian, Arabic, Hebrew, French, Hungarian, and Slovenian. ...read more