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Electric Lit's 10 Novels in Translation You Should Be Reading This Winter and Spring

"Spanning countries as far and wide as South Korea, Colombia, and Denmark—and including both emerging and acclaimed authors—the year is off to an exceptionally strong start. From the latest novel by Nobel Prize winner Han Kang to the outlandish fiction of Sayaka Murata and unapologetic new voices like Asta Olivia Nordenhof and Hon Lai Chu, these 2025 titles promise to confront the established order, speculate about potential futures, and resonate across borders. "
-Linnea Gradin (she/her)
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We Do Not Part (Han Kang)
We Do Not Part (Han Kang)
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Río Muerto (Ricardo Silva Romero)
Río Muerto (Ricardo Silva Romero)
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Money to Burn (Asta Olivia)
Money to Burn (Asta Olivia)
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Snowy Day and Other Stories (Lee Chang-Dong)
Snowy Day and Other Stories (Lee Chang-Dong)
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Hunchback (Ichikawa Saou)
Hunchback (Ichikawa Saou)
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The Unworthy (Agustina Bazterrica)
The Unworthy (Agustina Bazterrica)
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Mending Bodies (Hon Lai-Chu)
Mending Bodies (Hon Lai-Chu)
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Vanishing World (Sayaka Murata)
Vanishing World (Sayaka Murata)
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When the Cranes Fly South (Lisa Ridzén)
When the Cranes Fly South (Lisa Ridzén)
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I Gave You Eyes and You Looked Toward Darkness (Irene Solà)
I Gave You Eyes and You Looked Toward Darkness (Irene Solà)
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