Other Press

06/15/2026

Looking to expand your bookshelf and your horizons? 🌍🏳️‍🌈 This Pride Month, we’re traveling the globe through the pages of incredible q***r literature. From Dakar to Cordoba, love, identity, and resistance speak every language.

Today we are featuring THE ABSOLUTIST, by John Boyne. Click the link here to read more https://bit.ly/3X5zSXa and purchase your copy at a 30% discount. 📖

06/11/2026

🥂 COVER REVEAL ✨ I SOLD ALICE COOPER’S ANDY WARHOL by Richard Polsky. Coming to your bookshelves on 11/03/26 📖 Pre-order here: https://bit.ly/3PVIn7L

06/10/2026

Looking to expand your bookshelf and your horizons? 🌍🏳️‍🌈 This Pride Month, we’re traveling the globe through the pages of incredible q***r literature. From Dakar to Cordoba, love, identity, and resistance speak every language.

Today we are featuring GUAPA, a novel by Saleem Haddad. Click here to read more and purchase your copy at a 30% discount. https://bit.ly/43Xv2in 📖

06/08/2026

In her latest newsletter, our publisher asks the question: Is there such a thing as a Pure Man. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3QsbSOz

06/05/2026

🥂 COVER REVEAL ✨ Are you ready for a stroll down MY STREET by Therese Bohman and translated by Marlaine Delargy? ❄️

🎨 Cover design by Kathleen DiGrado🎨

Our publisher Judith Gurewich says: “MY STREET is exactly the kind of story we need right now: simple, beautiful, and moving.”

Coming to your bookshelves on 10/27/26 📖 Pre-order here: https://bit.ly/43jQQVf

06/04/2026

Sadie Stein of the The New York Times writes of CLIMATES "I am sorry to be bossy but I am afraid there is no avoiding it: You must drop whatever you are doing and order this book." Read her full review and order your copy at otherpress.com.

If you’ve ever watched any kind of procedural, you know the drill: The main culprits behind any crime are love and money. But honestly, you could say the same about literature — and I’m not just talking about artistic motivation. What would the world of books be without jealousy as a theme? Wi...

05/28/2026

Nasser Abu Srour spent three decades in Israeli jails – but nothing could prepare him for the dehumanising abuse visited on Palestinian prisoners after October 7. With the world’s attention on the mistreatment of prisoners in Israeli custody, read his unforgettable memoir of surviving the brutality of Ben Gvir’s torture camps. Watch the video about his essay here: https://bit.ly/4eaLWA0

05/28/2026

🥂 COVER REVEAL ✨ A literal checkmate for this cover art for THE CHESSBOARD by Jean-Philippe Toussaint , translated by Ruth Diver ♟️

🎨 Cover design by Kathleen DiGrado🎨

Here is what our publisher Judith Gurewich has to say about this book: “Stefan Zweig must have been the inspiration for a memoir about a father maybe too charismatic for his son’s own good.”

Coming to your bookshelves on 10/13/26 📖 Pre-order here: https://bit.ly/4tW2m3T

05/25/2026

The best international fiction of May published by CrimeReads includes our own BROKEN TRUTHS, out now, saying it's "a fascinating and haunting drama of quietly epic proportions."

May brings a particularly solid crop of newly translated mysteries, thrillers, and horror fiction; I would also like to point out how nicely the covers match, and also how nice it is to see so many…

05/24/2026

As a follow up to his poignant essay on Friday, in their weekly newsletter, Equator shared an interview with THE TALE OF A WALL author Nasser Abu Srour, who was released last October after spending 32 years in Israeli prisons. Read about his new life in exile in Cairo below.

A few days ago, Equator published a shocking account of life in Israeli prisons. The writer, Nasser Abu Srour, was released from jail last October, after 32 years of incarceration. We first spoke with him in January and asked if he could write something about how the political situation in Palestine...