Another specialist publisher I'm glad to hear about: Istros Books -- who focus: "on quality literature in translation from South-East Europe".
At The Economist's Eastern approaches weblog they introduce several of their writers, in A literary awakening in Montenegro -- I'm not entirely sure about Andrej Nikolaidis' The Coming, described as a: "detective novel meets Dan Brown mixed with the tale of Sabbatai Zevi", but I am kind of curious; see also their publicity page, or get your copy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk.
The other title that's mentioned is Hansen's Children by Ognjen Spahić; see also the publicity page, or get your copy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk.
At The Economist's Eastern approaches weblog they introduce several of their writers, in A literary awakening in Montenegro -- I'm not entirely sure about Andrej Nikolaidis' The Coming, described as a: "detective novel meets Dan Brown mixed with the tale of Sabbatai Zevi", but I am kind of curious; see also their publicity page, or get your copy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk.
The other title that's mentioned is Hansen's Children by Ognjen Spahić; see also the publicity page, or get your copy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk.