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A Timely Venezuelan Novel Comes Stateside, Thanks Partly to Serendipity

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By Sophia Stewart Verified
| Publishers Weekly Verified
In 2023, Madeline Jones, a senior editor at Algonquin, was at the Barcelona bookstore La Central when she spied an intriguing book on a table display: Volver a cuándo, the second novel by Venezuelan writer María Elena Morán, recently published by the Madrid-based Siruela. She was drawn to the sticker on its cover, denoting that it had won the Café Gijón Prize, one of Spain’s top literary awards, as well as the blurb from the esteemed Colombian writer Pilar Quintana.
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U.K. Publishing Veteran Derek Johns Dies at 78

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By Sophia Stewart Verified
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... U.K. publishing veteran Derek Johns—who over the course of his career was a bookseller, editor, publisher, literary agent, and author—died on July 24 in London. He was 78. Johns began his career at London’s High Hill Bookshop before moving to New York City, where he became an editor at Random House in the early 1980s. On his return to London he served as publisher of Bodley Head and Granta.
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Gertrude Stein Is Having a Moment

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By Sophia Stewart Verified
| Publishers Weekly Verified
The unnamed narrator of Deborah Levy’s latest novel, My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein, is trying—and failing—to write an essay about the enigmatic author, art collector, and high priestess of modernism. She’s come to the City of Light in an attempt to get her arms around Stein, but her subject proves slippery, and neither Stein’s biography nor her body of work are much help.
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