RT @Anna_Amundsen: 🥳 Finally! I can't wait to read it!.

This masterful collection charts a course toward a greater kinship with the material world to find kinship, continuity, connection, and ultimately, solace. Available everywhere now!.

Expertly translated from the Faroese by Randi Ward, this collection introduces a new poetics of natural history, philosophy, and the materiality of all things, and raises questions about our estrangement from our fellow living things.

Please join us in wishing a happy pub day to Kim Simonsen’s “What good does it do a person to wake up one morning this side of the new millennium,” a collection of heart-aching and sublime poems about what it means to be a human being, alive in our uncertain century.

We are very excited to see THE BOOK OF HOMES and THE ANIMAL ON THE ROCK on the always-excellent seasonal roundup from @The_Millions .

It is also the first Burundian novel translated into English!.

We knew the answer to this one @NewYorker !!

Beginning in 2025, the AGHI will support Deep Vellum in the production, publication, and promotion of one work of literary translation annually with a sustaining grant, a translator residency, and public events on the Johns Hopkins campus.

We are truly overjoyed to announce a new partnership between Deep Vellum and The Alexander Grass Humanities Institute at Johns Hopkins University. More information is available in the full press release on the Deep Vellum website. Link in the second tweet:

RT @beyondzeropod: Happy Monday ! Here is the wonderful Sophia Terazawa speaking about Tetra Nova. This book is strange and beautiful and f….

RT @TheUntranslated: Found this inscription at the Jungfraujoch glacier

Taylor Swift stuns with our VIP “Wooden Box” edition of Schattenfroh (not photoshop)

RT @nichollsm86: excited for this book mail from @DeepVellum after seeing raves from oomf on here. Fun cover and I have not read her writin….

RT @Drhr90: Spent the weekend under the ⁦@DeepVellum⁩ ⁦@open_letter⁩ umbrella with a delightful homage to body parts and a powerful success….

RT @smithigans_wake: It's official! Coming this October!.

RT @nordicnovellas: Preorder this. NOW.

RT @aliner: I am in fact madly in love with Hera Lindsay Bird’s JUVENILIA and one would be a fool to cool my madness by taking it lightly.….

Consciousness streams, memories slide, and science fiction creeps into the edges of pastoral life as we attempt to unravel the question: who, or what, is the strange creature out there in the barn?.

The first Fum D’Estampa title to release under the Deep Vellum umbrella takes regional linguistic tics to experimental extremes. Originally written in a rural Norwegian dialect, David M. Smith has splendidly preserved the spirit by translating it into Appalachian English.

Question: Y’ever sat up at night, thankin’ and thankin’ bout that late summer night you could never fergit? With that sangin’ Deadfeller? and that lil’ baby geeraff?. If you have, then you might be the narrator of THE CALF, the dreamy, Dantean novel from Leif Høghaug.