The novels “Biography of Hunger” and “Love Sabotage” are autobiographical, if you believe the author-character, the author-werewolf, who plays with the reade...

In her twenty-eighth novel in as many years, best-selling Belgian novelist and international literary superstar Amélie Nothomb takes on a story for the ag...

In her new novels “The Crime of Count Neuville” and “Rike with the Tuft,” the queen of the European bestseller Amelie Nothomb masterfully balances between a ...

The star of European literature, Belgian Amelie Nothomb, became famous after the publication of her first book, “The Hygiene of a Killer.” The public and cri...

The life of an ordinary Parisian clerk Baptiste Bordava flows measuredly and monotonously. His own existence seems meaningless to him. But one day a stranger...

Amelie Nothomb, recognized once and for all as the enfant terrible of French literature, poses a challenge with each new book. The very title of her autobiog...

The wildly twisted, almost detective plot of “Antichrist” gives rise to many associations - from the Bible to “Tartuffe”. And all this heavy artillery is put...

In The Tokyo Bride, bestselling queen Amelie Nothomb recounts the period in her life when, after graduating from university in Brussels, she traveled to Japa...

“A Dictionary of Proper Names” is one of the most unusual novels by the brilliant Amelie Nothomb. Competing in plot construction with the great master of the...

The inimitable Amelie Nothomb has become famous for the brilliant short novels that she has published annually for more than thirty years. Translated in fort...

The main characters of the novel “Catilinaria” are elderly spouses who decided to retire from the bustle of the city to a quiet place. Having settled in a ne...