t’s April publication day! Our books this month include a look at how we can change our world for the better, a punchy essay about reproductive rights, a melancholy but wryly humorous novel, and an epic multi-biography. Read on to find out how to win a copy.
📘 WHAT I’D RATHER NOT THINK ABOUT by Jente Posthuma (trans. Sarah Timmer Harvey) tells the story of a depressive brother, viewed from the perspective of the sister who both loves and resents her twin, struggles to understand him, and misses him terribly.
📕 ABORTION by Pauline Harmange (trans. Caitlin O'Neil) is a timely essay from the author of ‘I Hate Men’, examining the personal and political implications of abortion rights with nuance and precision reminiscent of Annie Ernaux.
📒 RETHINKING OUR WORLD is a compelling and persuasive look at the transformations needed to cope with our social and environmental crises, told by political economist Maja Göpel (trans. David Shaw).
📗 LIFE SO FULL OF PROMISE by Ross McMullins is an illuminating, and profoundly moving multi-biography about Australia’s lost generation of World War I.
🎉 To win a copy of one of our new books, make sure that you've liked Scribe Publications, tag a friend, and comment which book you’d like to win.
You can find out more about all the books via the link in our bio. Australian & NZ residents only. Share this post for up to one extra entry. Entries close Friday 14 April.
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