Milan Kundera novel set for June

Milan Kundera's first novel in 12 years will be published in English this June. Faber will release The Festival of Insignificance, translated from the French by Linda Asher, on 18th June. C.e.o. and publisher Stephen Page acquired UK and Commonwealth rights in the novel in a deal with Sarah Chalfant at the Wylie Agency. The book was first published in Italy in 2013, and has so far been released in Spain, Germany and France. HarperCollins will publish in the US this summer. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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In Roddy Doyle’s ‘Life Without Children,’ the pandemic sets plots in motion

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