Margaret Jull Costa (trans.)

The Prodigious Physician

By Jorge de Sena - By Margaret Jull Costa (trans.) - Published 2016

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Literary

A Portuguese poet and novelist, de Sena chose exile in Brazil, then California, rather than live under the Salazar dictatorship. To make a ...Read Review

Manuscript Found in Accra

By Margaret Jull Costa (trans.) - By Paulo Coelho - Published 2013

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Literary

The entire plot of Manuscript Found in Accra occurs in the first ten pages. Coelho is the recipient of a translation of some ...Read Review

Seven Houses in France

By Bernard Atxaga - By Margaret Jull Costa (trans.) - Published 2012

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Literary

The Belgian occupation of the Congo was one of the bloodiest, cruelest events in modern history, a fact reflected in the title of ...Read Review

Raised from the Ground

By José Saramago - By Margaret Jull Costa (trans.) - Published 2012

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LiterarySaga

Nobel Prize Laureate José Saramago’s (1922-2010) most autobiographical novel opens with the statement “I was born in a family of landless peasants.” ...Read Review

The Land at the End of the World

By Antonio Lobo Antunes - By Margaret Jull Costa (trans.) - Published 2012

Genres:

Biographical FictionLiteraryMilitary

Dr. Antonio Lobo Antunes served in the Portuguese army from 1971-1973 as a medic in Angola’s war for independence. The Land at ...Read Review

Small Memories

By José Saramago - By Margaret Jull Costa (trans.) - Published 2012

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Nonfiction

The title of this delightful book says it all: brief snippets of Saramago’s early life in Portugal, from his earliest memories through ...Read Review

Cain

By José Saramago - By Margaret Jull Costa (trans.) - Published 2011

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Literary

This is the English edition of the last novel by Portuguese Nobel laureate Jose Saramago, who died in 2010. So while the author was ...Read Review

The Cavalier in the Yellow Doublet

By Arturo Pérez-Reverte - By Margaret Jull Costa (trans.) - Published 2009

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Adventure

In this fifth book in the adventures of Captain Alatriste, the captain and his page, soldier in training Íñigo Balboa, experience a respite ...Read Review

The Crime of Father Amaro

By José Maria Eça de Queiroz - By Margaret Jull Costa (trans.) - Published 2002Published 2003

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Literary

The novelist José Maria Eça de Queiroz is often compared to Dickens, a Dickens refined, without sentimentalism. Born in a small Portuguese ...Read Review