Archipelago Books
Archipelago Books is a Brooklyn-based non-profit publisher founded by Jill Schoolman in 2003. The press focuses on cross-cultural exchange by producing translated fiction, poetry, and literary essays from over twenty-six languages. Operating with a small full-time staff, the company publishes approximately 15 to 16 titles annually.
Books
- Map Drawn By a Spy by Guillermo Cabrera Infante translated by Mark Fried
- A Dream in Polar Fog
- My Little One
- I Wish
- Autumn Rounds
- Little Yu & The Treelings: Lost in Peach Blossom Paradise
- Return To My Native Land by Aimé Césaire
- The Barefoot Woman
- Fossil Sky
- Ready to Burst by Frankétienne
- Allegria
- Juan Hormiga
- Hīznobyūtī
- Sleepy Stories
- Flashback Hotel
- Needle's Eye
- The Last Pomegranate Tree
- Great Fear on the Mountain
- Horsemen of the Sands
- Elsewhere Editions Membership
- Mama Leone
- Greetings from Angelus: Selected Poems
- My Brother
- The Scent of Buenos Aires