Hannah Tinti » Foreign Editions

Brazil!

Hannah — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 13:53:31 +0000

The Good Thief goes to Brazil! Thanks to Editora Rocco for taking a chance on Ren.

Animal Crackers in Chinese

Hannah — Sat, 06 Aug 2011 01:24:03 +0000

Simplified Edition, to go with the Traditional, thanks to The Marsh Agency, Big Apple Tuttle-Mori, & Shanghai People’s Publishing House.

From New England to Tel-Aviv

Hannah — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 19:14:37 +0000

The Good Thief lands in Israel, thanks to Matar Books.

Portugal!

Hannah — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 13:31:55 +0000

Obrigada, Edições ASA

Il Buon Ladro

Hannah — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 17:05:21 +0000

The Good Thief has touched down in Italy. Many thanks to Einaudi for publishing Ren’s story and Valeria Raimondi for translating it. First review, in Italian, is here.

Barcelona

Hannah — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 09:28:01 +0000

I’ve been in Barcelona the past few days to promote the Spanish & Catalan editions of The Good Thief with the good people of Anagrama. In a brief period of time I’ve learned quite a bit about this beautiful city, including their patron saint, St. Eulalia, who apparently had a dove fly from her neck as she was decapitated by the Romans, as well as the legend of the Cristo de Lepanto (a figure of Christ that came to life and dodged a cannonball during the battle of Lepanto in 1571). But perhaps my favorite discovery has been the Castellers, a Catalan tradition of building human towers. You can see a clip of them here.

Yesterday was a flurry of interviews, and now they have started to appear, beginning with this one I did with Público before I left the states, and now more have followed: La Razón, Europa Press, and ADN. I’ll add the rest as they come in. Anagrama, helmed by Jorge Herralde, is an amazing publishing house and the home of authors such as Nabokov and Roberto Bolaño. It’s an honor to be included on their list.

New Foreign Sales & Covers

Hannah — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 16:27:36 +0000

I’ve got two new foreign editions of The Good Thief to share, and two more deals to announce. The first is a traditional Chinese translation, by Ecus House, which has recently been released and has this very cool cover to the left. The second is a Spanish translation, which will be released next month by Anagrama: El Buen Ladrón. Other good news is that two more are on their way. A simplified character Chinese edition, by Tianjin Hua Wen TianXia Books, and a Greek edition, which will be published by Polis. It’s exciting to see Ren making his way through all these other countries. This now brings the total to 17, I believe. Even more than Animal Crackers!

Le Bon Larron Returns

Hannah — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 14:22:44 +0000

After a thrilling tour of France and Belgium as part of Les Belles Étrangères, I am finally back on U.S. soil. For those readers who missed it, you can check out the highlights on twitter from Andrew Sean Greer, Colson Whitehead, Matt Madden, John Haskell and myself here. And if you speak French, you can read some fun reviews and interviews at fluctuat.net, courierinternational, Rue89, and L’Express. In the meantime, enjoy my Goth cover boy for the French edition. Not enough? You can order your very own copy, beautifully translated into French by Mona de Pracontal, here.

An American in Paris

Hannah — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 23:41:12 +0000

For the next 10 days I’ll be taking part in Les Belles Étrangères, a festival hosted by the Centre National du Livre in France. This year they are hosting 12 American writers whose work has recently been translated into French and putting us on tour across the country: Charles D’Ambrosio, Percival Everett, Forrest Gander, Andrew Sean Greer, John Haskell, Matt Madden, Jack O’Connell, Eleni Sikelianos, Yuri Slezkine, Richard White, Colson Whitehead and me. Go here to see the list of events, and follow @agreer/belles-etrangeres on twitter to hear what happens over the festival. I’ll be posting daily, along with Colson Whitehead, Matt Madden, Andrew Sean Greer and John Haskell. In the meantime, I wanted to share this shot of the fountain at Place de la Concorde, which I walked past this morning, after landing in Paris around 6 am, the whole trip already seeming like some kind of dream. For you fellow musical-lovers, this is the spot where Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron dance in American in Paris. I was having flashbacks all day–quite a beautiful moment in Vincente Minnelli history. See below for the full effect.

Sprechen Sie Deutsch?

admin — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 13:55:35 +0000

An interview with Hannah has just been broadcast on German Public Radio about the release of The Good Thief in Germany. To listen, go here. To order a copy of The Good Thief in German, go here.