PUSHKIN PRESS

The mysterious and unbearably tense tale of a detective's obsessive pursuit of a child murderer, from one of the post-war era's greatest writers in German.

A man delves into his mysterious lover's past, with terrifying results - a prize-winning thriller from the French master of noir

First published in Dutch as De Avonden in 1947.

A pocket-sized existential mystery, as thought-provoking as it is thrilling, from one of the greatest post-war writers of German.

A dazzling portrait of a community of intellectual exiles, during the extraordinary summer of 1936.

Originally published in Japanese as: Haru no niwa. Taokyao: Bungei Shunjau, 2014.

Record of a brief night was first published as Hebi o Fumu in 1996.

"A man climbs into Ferdinand Sponer's cab, gives the name of a hotel, and before he reaches it has been murdered: shot through the throat. And though Sponer has so far committed no crime, he is drawn into the late Jack Mortimer's life, and might not be able to escape its tangles and intrigues before it is too late..."--