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Vita releases Alan Strauss-Schom's revised biography of the novelist whose "J'accuse" challenged the French Republic, arriving September 29, 2026—the 124th anniversary of Emile Zola's death.

Henryk Sienkiewicz wrote as if history were still burning—turning sieges, empires, romances, and moral struggles into fiction of overwhelming scale and urgency.

Publisher will re-release the acclaimed author's Napoleonic histories, military biographies, and literary portraits, alongside his forthcoming memoir this fall

Casa Carlini is proud to spotlight its publishing internship program, a hands-on educational initiative run in partnership with colleges, universities, and institutions around the world.

Essential Works from the Nobel Laureate Who Transformed World Literature

Casa Carlini today announced the inaugural Carlini Prize 2028, an international competition honoring exceptional unpublished manuscripts in Fiction and Nonfiction.

James Joyce spent his life breaking open the possibilities of fiction, and for years after his death, his work remained shadowed by permissions battles and litigation from the Joyce estate under the control of his grandson, Stephen Joyce.

Long celebrated in the Spanish-speaking world and once among the most widely read international novelists of his time, Vicente Blasco Ibáñez blended political urgency, regional realism, and epic narrative scale.

Few writers changed the sound of English prose as decisively as Ernest Hemingway.

Poetica Presents Homer's The Iliad and The Odyssey in Alexander Pope's Celebrated Translation