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Best European Fiction is an exhilarating read.

[W]e can be thankful to have so many talented new voices to discover.

The collection s diverse range of styles includes more experimental works than a typical American anthology might . . . [Mr. Hemon s] only criteria were to include the best works from as many countries as possible.

The collection 's diverse range of styles includes more experimental works than a typical American anthology might . . . [Mr. Hemon s] only criteria were to include the best works from as many countries as possible.

Readers for whom the expression foreign literature means the work of Canada s Alice Munro stand to have their eyes opened wide and their reading exposure exploded as they encounter works from places such as Croatia, Bulgaria, and Macedonia (and, yes, from more familiar terrain, such as Spain, the UK, and Russia).

Best European Fiction 2010 . . . offers an appealingly diverse look at the Continent s fiction scene.

"The collection's diverse range of styles includes more experimental works than a typical American anthology might . . . [Mr. Hemon's] only criteria were to include the best works from as many countries as possible."

"Best European Fiction is an exhilarating read."

"Readers for whom the expression 'foreign literature' means the work of Canada's Alice Munro stand to have their eyes opened wide and their reading exposure exploded as they encounter works from places such as Croatia, Bulgaria, and Macedonia (and, yes, from more familiar terrain, such as Spain, the UK, and Russia)."

"Best European Fiction 2010 . . . offers an appealingly diverse look at the Continent's fiction scene."

2013 may be the best year yet for Best European Fiction. The inimitable John Banville joins the list of distinguished preface writers for Aleksandar Hemon’s series, and A. S. Byatt represents England among a luminous cast of European contributors. Fans of the series will find everything they’ve grown to love, while new readers will discover what they’ve been missing!