Translated narrative: vint veus del món per al nou curs

Loves of youth and histories of identity. I will decompose more, but these are two themes that stand out in this literary market. In a wild and chaotic world, the importance of finding a situation in which one feels minimally comfortable is evident. According to the answers, the protagonists of these stories have to inevitably travel to the passat on, to decompress, it is to revive the nostalgia and the affections. If some renowned best-sellers are added to all of this, it is not difficult to imagine that the lists of books pending by many readers will noticeably increase these propers mesos.

• Dan Brown. L'últim secret (Planet / Column)

The author of The Da Vinci Code , becomes a new adventure of Robert Langdon. The famous professor of symbolism will travel to Prague to attend a lecture by Katherine Solomon, with whom he has started a relationship. But a brutal assassination unleashes chaos, and Katherine disappears without finding herself together with a manuscript that she was about to publish. September 10 .

• Jon Fosse. Vaim (Random House)

Above is the first novel by the Norwegian who is going to be awarded the Nobel Prize. Jatgeir traveled from Vaim, the fishing village alone, to the city to look for the agulla and to sew a button, but returned to both men and the exorbitant prices. On the way, the boat anchors on an island to cross the night. At night, he awakens his young love. October 9 .

• Joyce Carol Oates. Mr. Fox (Alfaguara)

The usual Nobel candidate and Pulitzer finalist presents Francis Fox, a charming new English professor at the exclusive Langhorne Academy. Capable of seducing with his charisma, he also awakens the intrigue of many about his enigmatic origins, especially after discovering his cotxe mitjà submergit with parts of a thing that cannot be identified. September 25 .

• Theodor Kallifatides. Una dona a qui estimar (Galàxia Gutenberg)

The editorial phenomenon that the works of the octogenarian writer represented continues. The new book has two protagonists, Olga and the mateix. Es van conèixer molt joves, quan she had dinou anys i Kallifatides few more. Their friendship will last more than three decades and will survive love affairs, heartbreaks, divorces and long separations. One day, Olga will annoy her friend for telling him that she suffers from incurable illness. September 17 .

• Miguel Bonnefoy. The sound of the jaguar (Llibres de l'Asteroide / Les Hores)

Above is one of the most applauded novels in France. Bonnefoy is inspired by his seus avantpassats to write a saga that follows, among others, Antonio, a man who grew up poor but who will end up as one of the most illustrious surgeons in his country. To the next one I will say Veneçuela, but not to separate the mai from the lloc that els va veure néixer. La noia, tot i això, will not hesitate to pursue his dream: march to Paris. September 15 .

• Michael McDowell. Daughter of the Revenge (Blackie Books)

After the success of the gothic horror phenomenon Black Water , Blackie Books rescues a new novel by the dead author of the Stats Units. Set in 1871, the story begins with a letter, the one that Philomela Drax's friend sends to the young confessor who fears his life because of a family without scruples. The temps apressa. October 8 .

• Ali Smith. Gliff (Nordic / Raig Verd)

In her 20s, after a bout of chronic fatigue syndrome derailed her academic career, Ali Smith began writing. From d'aleshores, there is no stop. Above is a story that begins when a young woman inherits a suitcase from the dead, without more information than Gliff describes it on a label. I don't know if it is a nom or if it refers to the contingut: a scroll. October 20.

• John Boyne. A cap al cel scale (Salamandra / Empúries)

Are you willing to come up with a novel-list to find the inspiration you don't have? Can I touch the cell phone on both sides? Through Maurice Swift, a character as seductive as he is malvat, Boyne addresses these questions. This young man wanted to be a writer, but he was incapable of creating stories. Not your imagination, but a characteristic that does not doubt to be profited by your interest: know how to dare so many homes with gifts. To get to the top and stay there, you will have to face various challenges. September 4 .

• Ocean Vuong. The Emperor of Joy (Anagrama)

The Vietnamese-American poet, assassin and novelist turns a moving story starring Hai, a young man who tries to find his way to the world, and Grazina, an old woman marked by the passing of dementia. Their relationship becomes an unexpected journey through the labyrinths of memory and identity. September 17 .

• Valerie Perrin. Tata (Duomo)

The French writer follows Agnès, a woman who does not donate credit to what the police demand: who identified the identity of her aunt Colette. How is it possible? , is question. If you are going to die, three years! The six remains rest in the Gueugnon cemetery. Or is it not she who was there? And, in all cases, why does his name rest on the tombstone? August 25

• Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Unos quants somnis (Random House)

Four African gifts intertwine the six destinations. Hi is Chiamaka, a travel writer; Zikora, the best friend, who faces the future motherhood; Omelogor abandons a successful career to fight against injustice; I Kadiatou saw the pithor cara del somni americà. September 4.

• Jordan Tannahill. Els que senten (Capità Swing)

Claire Devon escorts a brunzit baix that she can't detect. I, pel que sembla, no más no pot. This soroll innocu begins to cause headaches, nosebleeds, insomnia, by gradually disturbing the balance of life, but it is not possible to find a source or obvious cause. When Claire discovers that a student can also escort the brunette, she and him form an unlikely and intimate friendship.

• Penelope Lively. Moon Tiger (Impedimenta)

The work will win the Booker Prize and focuses on Claudia Hampton, who wrote the world's first story from the death chamber. He spoke of the seventh life, an untamed life, which goes from the infantess under the shadow of a brilliant and oppressed German to the scorches of the Egyptian desert during the war, without forgetting a love as brilliant as it is impossible. September 8 .

• Merethe Lindstrom. Dies in the history of silence (Errata Naturae)

This story will be awarded the Nordic Consell Literature Prize. The main character is Eva, a girl who is tortured for not remembering the sight of her company Simon. They have spent decades together but that silence takes over the simple daily life and it takes me a while to learn to live with that disconcerting and desperate solitude. August 25

• Abdulrazak Gurnah. A long camí (Salamandra)

Torna Gurnah is the first novel after winning the Nobel Prize in 2021. It is about a story that narrates a time of dizzying global changes, the 90s, but in many ways it reminds us of today. Through the intertwined vines of three young people who experience adulthood in postcolonial East Africa and who have lived in very different environments, the writer tells a story of discovery, loss and hope. October 2 .

• Jo Nesbø. Minnesota (Reservoir Books / Proa)

The Norwegian writer lands in the books with a new novel set in front of the State Units and with the detective Bob Oz as the protagonist, who are suspended for being ugly and suffering for dishonorable behavior. After the death of an arms dealer, he is reluctant to follow the rules. It is that there is something in that assassination that he reminds massa of a case that has not been oblidat mai. October 23.

• Ray Bradbury. Stories (Escuma Pages)

This volume aims to situate Bradbury with the classical writer, the short narrative of which he has transcended even more emphatically at the end of the 19th century. This selection, which includes a new translation of Ce Santiago and a proleg by Laura Fernández, shows chronologically the vital and literary evolution of an author who not only shows the most fantastic coast of reality, but also the most terrifying moments. October 1

• Woody Allen. What's up with Baum? (Aliança)

The filmmaker publishes his first novel, which promises to be on par with the six greatest fictions. The hero of this comic story is Asher Baum, a writer who does not recommend a call to the literary world and who is paralyzed by neurotic concerns about futility and the lack of existence. September 25.

• Andrea Bajani. L'aniversari (Anagrama / Periscopi)

Is it possible to abandon a couple or a mother? Question the origin and escape its control? These and other questions are the ones that the Roman writer reflects on, who presents a character who makes someone who does not see his parents. He has moved from home, from telephone, from continent and has built an impregnable wall. September 3.

• Rachel Ingalls. The Binstead Safari (Lowercase)

Maia Figueroa has translated a new title by the late author of the Stats Units that features Professor Stan Binstead, who travels from New England to a Central African country to finish a colleague's investigation into local myths and the cult of a god who gave him the power to become a home. Faced with having predicted that the sun would rise, Millie, the lady, insists on accompanying him and will change everything. September 10.