Upcoming Titles
Summer 2026:
Dying in Toronto by Daša Drndić
“Drndić’s formidable intelligence and Homeric intention cannot help but thrill and exalt.”—The Paris Review Daily
Examining the instinct of the good citizen, our narrator considers the confusion of the multinational myth of the ‘New World’ through her highly refined, critical intellect. Along the way she creates nothing less than the portrait of a new literary figure – the contemporary intellectual refugee – a point of view at once of its time and acutely contemporary. Dying in Toronto is lucid and tenacious, witty and sad, part of the author’s inability to reconcile with the status quo, and to fight for justice.
Autumn 2026:
Sarajevo Saga by Stefan Capaliku, translated from the Albanian by Vlora Konushevci
April 2024. A well-known Albanian writer arrives in Sarajevo for a one- month literary residency. By the next day, he realizes he has no real idea what to write about, despite the promising project he outlined in his application. Faced with this creative void, a photograph weighs heavily in his pocket—an old black-
and-white portrait of four children taken in his hometown, Shkodër. His father once told him these were his cousins, who had left Albania for Sarajevo during the aftermath of the First World War. Their names, and the shared surname ‘Cukali’, are handwritten on the back. And so, the dilemma becomes an obsession…