Publications

The year 2020, which has just begun, will bring with it many anticipated literary releases, including Casas y tumbas by Bernardo Atxaga, which RTVE has included on its list of featured publications for this year.

Alfaguara has just published a special edition of Obabakoak.

Last Wednesday saw the launch of Etxeak eta hilobiak, a novel that is the result of two years’ work and which, as the writer himself has announced, will be his last novel.

Lista de locos y otros alfabetos was first published 20 years ago (Siruela, 1998), and last week the republished edition was launched at an event in Madrid.

The Ezvid Wiki community has published a list of the ten best books for dog lovers, including the adventures of Shola the dog (“The adventures of Shola”, Pushkin, 2013).

The final issue of the magazine Erlea, whose first issue was published in 2009, has just come out. This 12th issue, along with all previous issues, was overseen by Bernardo Atxaga and is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Royal Academy of the Basque Language.

The novel Seven Houses in France has just been published in Portuguese. This brings the number of languages that Atxaga’s acclaimed novel, set in the Belgian Congo at the beginning of the 20th century, has been published in.

Just days ago, we announced the publication of the US edition of Nevada Days (Nevadako egunak, Pamiela 2013). Initial feedback and reviews are already out, and the book has been very warmly received and, for example, it has been included by The Millions in their Great Second-Half 2018 Book Preview.

The Macedonian edition of Seven Houses in France has just been published. This is the thirteenth version (in eleven languages) of the renowned novel by Bernardo Atxaga.

Graywolf Press has just published Nevada Days, the American edition of Días de Nevada, translated from the Spanish by Margaret Jull Costa. The original Basque language edition of the novel won the Euskadi Prize in 2014.