A Leopard-Skin Hat
by Anne Serre, translated by Mark Hutchinson
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“I think this book in particular, while surely a fine work of literature in the original French, really takes on something extra in translation. It is a work of great empathy and, therefore, love, a careful attempt by a narrator who is trying to understand a friend who is inaccessible to him, as we are all ultimately inaccessible to each other. But he tries anyway.” Read more...
The Best Fiction Books: The 2025 International Booker Prize
Anton Hur, Novelist
