Fiction

The novella "Traveling on One Leg," by Herta Mueller, published by Aleph Book Company and translated by from the German By Valentina Glajar And André Lefevere, reminiscent of Herta Mueller's own experiences, serves as an allegory of emigration and yearning.

In "Marigold and Rose," the childhood of the twin sisters unfolds quietly through their observations and reflections, highlighting their contrasting personalities.

“Margarita, How Beautiful the Sea” by author Louise Glück intricately weaves the history and mythology of Nicaragua with a vivid exploration of its political turmoil and cultural identity, juxtaposing fictional characters with historical figures, especially the celebrated poet Rubén Darío and the oppressive ruler Anastasio Somoza.

With a respectful and positive presentation of Sikh values, "ABC of Sikhism for Kids" is a lovely beginner’s book that educates without overwhelming.

"How to Date a Fanatic" avoids an easy or conventional ending, instead leaving readers with a bittersweet and thought-provoking conclusion.

Keanu Reeves is set to star in and produce the film adaptation of Oliver Lowe's geopolitical thriller Kill Current. Get the plot details on Storizen.