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The Barman of the Ritz by Phillipe Collin (transl. Frank Wynne): ‘In his poition, what would you have done?’
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Based on real life figures, Philippe Collin’s The Barman of the Ritz isn’t an obvious choice for me, but I’ve enjoyed several novels translated by ...

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I Made You Up Inside My Head by Marta Pérez-Carbonell (transl. Rosalind Harvey): What’s real and what’s not
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Over recent years, I’ve enjoyed several novels which explore the idea of who owns the story which is what attracted me to Marta Pérez-Carbonell’s ...

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The Director by Daniel Kehlmann (transl. Ross Benjamin): In a bind
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I’ve read all six of Austrian writer Daniel Kehlmann’s novels and reviewed four on here, each of them very different from the others. The Director ...

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Back in the Day by Oliver Lovrenski (transl. Nichola Smalley): ‘You might love the streets but theyre never gonna love you back’
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Oliver Lovrenski’s Back in the Day topped the bestseller lists in Norway for months, winning the country’s prestigious Bookseller Prize when ...

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On the Calculation of Volume 1 by Solvej Balle (transl. Barbara J. Haveland): Here we go again
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Recently shortlisted for this year’s International Booker Prize, the first book in Solvej Balle’s septology comes garlanded with praise from a wide ...

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The Café with No Name by Robert Seethaler (transl. Katy Derbyshire): Everyday life writ large
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This is the fourth novel by Robert Seethaler I’ve reviewed on here. The first was A Whole Life which sees a man lead a simple yet rich life, leaving ...

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