S码书房再推“新拉丁美洲文学丛书系列”新作

Core Insights - S Code Bookstore, a sub-brand of Writers Publishing House, has been focusing on Spanish and Portuguese Latin American literature since its first publication in 2013, with over 100 titles released to date [1] - The brand has launched 16 new titles from August 2025 to the end of the year, including 8 from its main series and 8 from the "New Latin American Literature Series" [2][3] - S Code Bookstore emphasizes a selection principle of "first-time introductions, classics, and emerging talents," supported by a professional translation team to ensure high publishing quality [1] Summary by Category New Releases - From August 2025, S Code Bookstore has released 16 new titles, with 8 from its main series and 8 from the "New Latin American Literature Series" [2][3] - Titles from the main series include "Catch the Rabbit," "Fight," "Utopia," "White Desert," "Burning Glass Floor in Hell," "Song of the World Disintegration," "Roommate Frankie," and "Bartobi and Me" [3] - The "New Latin American Literature Series" includes "Timing," "End Without Illness," "Everyone in Their Own Night," "Remnants," "Less God Eagles, More Little Deer," "Optic Nerve," "Embers in the Mouth," and "Children" [3] Notable Works - "Catch the Rabbit" by Bosnian author Lana Bastasic explores themes of growth pain, identity loss, and the complexities of friendship through a female perspective, revealing collective trauma and individual struggles from war [3] - "Fight" has been shortlisted for the Booker Prize and the Pulitzer Prize, recognized as one of the best books of 2024 by several authoritative media outlets [3] - "Burning Glass Floor in Hell" is the third collection of dark stories by minimalist horror master Brian Evenson, who has received multiple prestigious awards [3] Strategic Partnerships - In 2024, S Code Bookstore will collaborate with the Chinese Association for Foreign Literature's Spanish and Portuguese Latin American Literature Research Branch to create a vertical sub-brand, "New Latin American Literature Series," aimed at showcasing contemporary Latin American emerging writers and quality works [1]