AttilaFrom the author of Last Words on Earthan reimagining of Roberto Bolaos lifecomes a book articulating the final years of Aliocha Coll, one of Spains most innovative writers as he completes his masterpiece, Attila (also available from Open Letter Books). Living alone in Paris, estranged from his family, suffering from heartbreak and possibly madness, Alioscha Coll works with saintly intensity on what will be his final manuscript: Attila. Once the final

as well as twenty essays from contemporary writers on the 1920 play

and one of the most decorated writers of our lifetime

His output was startlingly original and impressively prolific: Paper Radio

canon as anything that

these stories demonstrate how this complicated and rich region might best be approached—through the power of literature

Told through the viewpoint of a literary critic and journalist

archival research

Pulitzer Prize–nominated author of There There

Glenn Branca

"In this autobiographical novel by a leading German author and translator

she strikes up a tentative friendship with her ailing upstairs neighbour

Life Drawing darts primarily between the youthful Tonta and the venerable Maggie