Laura Nasrallah, Archaeology and the Letters of Paul
Jan Zwicky, The Experience of Meaning
Yiyun Li, Where Reasons End
Olga Tokarczuk, The Books of Jacob
Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Anarchy’s Brief Summer
Simon Critchley. Tragedy, the Greeks and Us
Dan Gretton, I You We Them
Clarice Lispector, The Besieged City
Simone de Beauvoir, Diary of a Philosophy Student: Volume 2, 1928-29
Annie Ernaux, Happening
Moyra Davey, Moyra Davey
Claudio Magris, Snapshots
Jean-Paul Sartre, Being and Nothingness (Sarah Richmond’s translation)
Kate Zambreno, Appendix Project
Christina Hesselholdt, Vivian
Enrique Vila-Matas, Mac and His Problem
Theodor Adorno, Notes to Literature
Geoffrey Hill, The Book of Baruch by the Gnostic Justin
6 thoughts on “Forthcoming Books I’m Looking Forward to Reading”
That’s an awfully interesting list, but I’m still wondering how I didn’t even know there was a volume 1 of Diary of a Philosophy Student!! Admittedly, it came out at a time when my life was very frantic, but even so…. !
I came upon [& ended up acquiring] the French translation of László F Földényi’s Melankólia. As I was leafing through the book, I felt the name of this author was somehow familiar, but I couldn’t pinpoint where/when I had heard/read it before. Then, back home, I realized that it was here, #21 on your list. I like it when an author or a book keeps appearing here & there. Have you read this other book by László F Földényi?
Great list. Lots there I’m looking forward to as well plus a few to add! Not sure how I had managed to miss that Calasso coming in April, looks really interesting.
That’s an awfully interesting list, but I’m still wondering how I didn’t even know there was a volume 1 of Diary of a Philosophy Student!! Admittedly, it came out at a time when my life was very frantic, but even so…. !
It’s very good. I’ve been waiting for this second volume for years.
I came upon [& ended up acquiring] the French translation of László F Földényi’s Melankólia. As I was leafing through the book, I felt the name of this author was somehow familiar, but I couldn’t pinpoint where/when I had heard/read it before. Then, back home, I realized that it was here, #21 on your list. I like it when an author or a book keeps appearing here & there. Have you read this other book by László F Földényi?
I’m aware of it but haven’t read it yet. What do you make of it?
Great list. Lots there I’m looking forward to as well plus a few to add! Not sure how I had managed to miss that Calasso coming in April, looks really interesting.
Thank you.