Europa editions (382 Listed volumes)
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Raphaël Jerusalmy
Saving Mozart
“With its sober, sarcastic tone and feverish rhythm, this concerto of a single voice is undeniably a success.”— L’Express -
Jonathan Grimwood
The Last Banquet
As gripping as Patrick Suskind’s Perfume, as gloriously ambitious as Daniel Kehlman’s Measuring the World, and as prize-worthy as Andrew Miller’s Pure, The Last Banquet is a hugely appealing novel about food and flavor, about the Age of Reason, the ages of man, and about obsession. -
Janette Jenkins
Firefly
Noël Coward: dramatist, composer, actor, director, lyricist, and at one time the highest-earning author in the western world. An astounding talent, not even his very public homosexuality and his flamboyant lifestyle could diminish his popularity and acclaim. -
Elena Ferrante
The Story of a New Name
The Story of a New Name is a sweeping, generous-hearted, and brilliantly realized masterpiece by one of Italy's most important contemporary authors -
Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt
Three Women in a Mirror
Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt, author of three collections of short stories published by Europa Editions, including The Most Beautiful Book in the World, tells the stories of three women searching for ways to express their uniqueness and to wrest free of the expectations and limitations that their respective... -
Laurence Cossé
Bitter Almonds
2013, pp. 176, $ 16.00
From the author of A Novel Bookstore comes this delightful story about friendship across racial and economic barriers set in contemporary Paris -
Jane Gardam
Last Friends
"Jane Gardam is a wonderful writer. Her understanding of character and use of language are both remarkable." — The Times -
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Ioanna Karystiani
Back to Delphi
This ambitious and magnificent work of literary fiction is a return to the origins of Greek tragedy, a story about guilt and innocence, about the monsters that lurk even in everyday life, and about the complex relationship between mothers and their sons
