Leslie Scalapino

Timothy Shea

W. B. Keckler

Lynne Hjelmgaard

Christine Monhollen

Ken Mikolowski

Daniel Godfrey Hammel

James Hart, III

Dispatch Detroit

André Malraux

Fiction. Translated from the French by W.B. Keckler. Together in one volume, the first-ever English translations of Andre Malraux's two most extreme works of fiction: the voluptuous surrealist novella The Kingdom of Farfelu (1928), and Paper Moons, a funny, ferociously absurdist novella from 1921. "Those who thought they knew Malraux as the heroic adventurer, fierce moralist, and author of Man's Fate, should be prepared to have their minds blown."--New York Press. French writer and politician Andre Malraux (1901-1976) was one of the most distinguished novelists of the 20th century. He is the author of The Royal Way, Man's Fate, The Walnut Trees of Altenburg, Saturn: An Essay on Goya, and Lazarus, to list only some favorites among his many titles.

With, Paper Moons

The Kingdom of Farfelu

W. B. Keckler

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