S. Yarberry and THE ROBERT POEMS are going on a nationwide tour, one of the biggest Deep Vellum has ever booked. Come out to celebrate this extraordinary collection with us!
A work of pitch black noir set in a Spanish underworld where crime, art, and metaphysics meet.
For fans of Bolaño and Houellebecq, THE STARS is Carlos Maleno’s best and most ambitious novel yet.
“Brophy’s novel is a riotous sendup of gender, gender expression, social conventions of all sorts—and, as such, is as relevant today as when it first appeared. A timely reprint of a postmodern masterpiece.” —Starred review, Kirkus
“The literary ecosystem is for every reader of every age. It is for every writer of every style. It is for translators. It is for everyone who works in the production and dissemination of books as objects.”
@willevans on literary ecosystems: buff.ly/afA8FW6
Thank you to Deep Vellum for this advanced copy of Michael Bible's THE TERRIBLE. Bible's previous novel, LITTLE LAZARUS, was one of the best novels I read both last year (and in recent memory). Be sure to preorder ahead of its release on March 2, 2027 🔗⬇️
March 3rd, 2027 — Mark Melton’s INJUSTICE OF THE PEACE, from Deep Vellum imprint La Reunion.
From the courtrooms of the powerful to the living rooms of the forgotten, INJUSTICE OF THE PEACE tells the troubling story of poverty and eviction in America’s legal system.
Anne Carson becomes #Iceland's second ever winner of the #Nobel Prize in #Literature. Watch this interview with Anne, recorded just after she heard the news.
Congratulations to Asymptote contributor Anne Carson, winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature! Meet the Canadian poet, essayist, translator, and classicist through our interview: buff.ly/BAP4bRb
Congratulations to Anne Carson, winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Carson’s EROS THE BITTERSWEET is one of the most popular titles ever published by Dalkey Archive.
"Eunoia" has proven troublesome to its critics, in part, because the book has succeeded without the "permission" of their unelected tribunals, fulfilling its "labour" without either official sanction or critical approval—and alas, such poetry remains "scarce" in the marketplace.
Kevin Kvas writes a great essay about the "economics" of my book EUNOIA, describing the anxiety of critics, who struggle with the "valuation" of its labour in the marketplace of poetry (PDF): bc.umcs.pl/Content/50456/New…
October’s Dalkey Archive Essentials Subscription Pick is IN TRANSIT by Brigid Brophy!
A postmodern romp about a traveler who suddenly “loses” their gender and sets out to find it again — Brophy’s comic masterpiece.
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Some say every book is born out of an earlier book. Just as James Joyce's novel unraveled Homer scene by scene, Julián Ríos's The House of Ulysses returns the favor, giving us the story of several characters hoping to get to the bottom of Joyce's masterpiece.
February 9th, 2027
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