These are the new books due to be published in 2025 that I’m hoping to add to my library. Anything you’ve got on your Much Anticipated list that I’ve missed? Samuel Beckett, German Diaries Jane Ellen Harrison, Alpha and Omega Ingeborg Bachmann, The Honditsch Cross (tr. Tess Lewis) Karl-Markus Gauß, In the Forest of Metropoles (tr. Tess Lewis) Ingeborg Bachmann, Critical Writings (pbk) Peter Weiss, The Aesthetics of Resistance III (tr. Joel Scott) Marlen Haushofer, Killing Stella (tr. Shaun Whiteside) Ventura Ametller, Kaotica (tr. Douglas Suttle) Aliocha Coll, Attila (tr. Katie Whittemore) Javier Serena, Attila (tr. Katie Whittemore) Yoko Tawada, Exophony: Voyages Outsie the Mother Tongue (tr. Lisa Hofmann-Kuroda) Sara Whym. Dreamscapes I – Betrayals (101 & 202 nights) Simone de Beauvoir, America Day by Day (tr. Carol Cosman) Michael Lentz, Schattenfroh (tr. Max Lawton) Marguerite Yourcenar, A Blue Tale and Other Stories (tr. Alberto Manguel) Antonio Di Benedetto, The Suicides (tr. Esther Allen) Hélène Bessette. Lili is Crying (tr. Kate Briggs) Mathias Enard. The Deserters (tr. Charlotte Mandell) Marcel Proust. In the Shadow of Girls in Blossom (tr. Charlotte Mandell) John Burnside, The Empire of Forgetting Inger Christensen. The Painted Room (tr. Denise Newman) Inger Christensen. Natalja’s Stories (tr. Denise Newman) Gianni Carchia, Name and Image: An Essay of Walter Benjamin (tr. Thomas Haskell Simpson) W. G. Sebald. Silent Catastrophes: Essays on Literature, 1972-1989 (tr. Jo Catling) Pierre Guyotat. Idiocy (tr. Peter Behrman de Sinéty) Núria Perpinyà, And, Suddenly, Paradise (tr. Mara Faye Lethem)