Books by Emma Ramadan

About

Delphine Minoui, a recipient of the Albert Londres Prize for her reporting on Iraq and Iran, is a journalist and Middle East correspondent for Le Figaro. Born in Paris in 1974 to a French mother and an Iranian father, she now lives in Istanbul.

Emma Ramadan lives in Providence, Rhode Island, where she is the co-owner of Riffraff bookstore and bar. She is the recipient of a Fulbright scholarship, an NEA fellowship, and a PEN/Heim Translation Fund grant. Previous translations include the genderless novel Sphinx by Anne Garréta.

Titles

Sphinx

Anne Garréta

$14.95
$13.90

The Curious Case of Dassoukine's Trousers

Fouad Laroui

$14.95
$13.90

Revenge of the Translator

Brice Matthieussent

$15.95
$14.83

The Boy

Marcus Malte

$22.99
$21.38

Who Left the Light On?

Richard Marnier and Aude Maurel

$21.99
$20.45

My Part of Her

Javad Djavahery

$17.99
$16.73

Pretty Things

Virginie Despentes

$17.95
$16.69

The Shutters

Ahmed Bouanani

$16.95
$15.76

Monospace

Anne Parian

$15.00
$13.95

A Country for Dying

Abdellah Taia

$16.95
$15.76

The Easy Life

Marguerite Duras

$18.00
$16.74

Not One Day

Anne Garréta

$14.95
$13.90

Phalaina

Alice Brie`re-Haquet

$18.99
$17.66

My Port of Beirut

Lamia Ziadé

$25.95
$24.13

My Husband

Maud Ventura

$28.99
$26.96

The Impatient

Djaili Amadou Amal

$18.99
$17.66

My Great Arab Melancholy

Lamia Ziadé

$33.00
$30.69

Phalaina

Alice Briere-Haquet

$41.95
$39.01

My Husband

Maud Ventura

$36.99
$34.40