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Beautiful review of a true underrated classic
For @NewLeftReview, I wrote about the painter Ralph Cusack's only novel, "Cadenza," recently reissued by Dalkey Archive. newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…
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Spring 2027 by the way
top 5 schiele for me. i love her boundlessly
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you already Know
when is the next big, S book dropping
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If you're in Dallas and you witness a federal election monitor, contact me on Signal at stevanzetti.12 I would like to monitor the monitors
Trump's Justice Department announced it is sending about 1,000 "election monitors" to polling places in all 50 states huffpost.com/entry/election-…
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An excerpt from @SVeltfort’s THIS VITAL ABSENCE, available 12/1 from Deep Vellum imprint A Strange Object. Read it here: electricliterature.com/this-…
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Sugar Kremlin next to Catch-22 and Brave New World, right where it belongs.
On display at the Calabasas Barnes and Noble !
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Da, dracu!!!!!!!
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A reminder that Deep Vellum is HIRING! See the full job description on PubLunch or our site, and make sure to apply before November 4th.
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Congratulations to Enrique Vila-Matas, winner of the 2026 National Prize for Spanish Literature!
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Dalkey Archive is honored to publish 4 Nobel Prize winning authors. This week, we’re celebrating them with a special flash sale. Use code NOBEL4 at our site for 30% off all titles below.
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Can’t wait to see Sophia at the @texasbookfest in Austin next month!
A woman looking for her father, an anonymous sperm donor, believes she’s found him in a disgraced anesthesiologist who denies paternity but with whom she becomes increasingly entangled. A literary thriller for fans of Patricia Highsmith!
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THE RIVER OF BLESSINGS, the third and final installment in David Marquis’ River Trilogy, is a lyrical meditation on the unpredictable movements of life and the stream of blessings that come in their own, unpredictable time with the pursuit of goodness. Available now!
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for @thenation's @BooksandtheArts, I reviewed William Gass's brilliant, funny, tragic, nauseating, profoundly exasperating, and annoyingly relevant magnum opus, THE TUNNEL, recently reprinted courtesy @Dalkey_Archive. thenation.com/article/societ…
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S. Yarberry and THE ROBERT POEMS are going on a nationwide tour, one of the biggest Deep Vellum has ever booked. Come out to celebrate this extraordinary collection with us!
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A work of pitch black noir set in a Spanish underworld where crime, art, and metaphysics meet. For fans of Bolaño and Houellebecq, THE STARS is Carlos Maleno’s best and most ambitious novel yet.
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This week on the Essentials Blog, @katpburke’s new introduction IN TRANSIT by Brigid Brophy! Read it here: deepvellum.org/dalkey-archiv…
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“Brophy’s novel is a riotous sendup of gender, gender expression, social conventions of all sorts—and, as such, is as relevant today as when it first appeared. A timely reprint of a postmodern masterpiece.” —Starred review, Kirkus
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“The literary ecosystem is for every reader of every age. It is for every writer of every style. It is for translators. It is for everyone who works in the production and dissemination of books as objects.” @willevans on literary ecosystems: buff.ly/afA8FW6
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You know we had to Repin all y’all
Thank you to Deep Vellum for this advanced copy of Michael Bible's THE TERRIBLE. Bible's previous novel, LITTLE LAZARUS, was one of the best novels I read both last year (and in recent memory). Be sure to preorder ahead of its release on March 2, 2027 🔗⬇️
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March 3rd, 2027 — Mark Melton’s INJUSTICE OF THE PEACE, from Deep Vellum imprint La Reunion. From the courtrooms of the powerful to the living rooms of the forgotten, INJUSTICE OF THE PEACE tells the troubling story of poverty and eviction in America’s legal system.
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