Readux Surprise Bundle

Beschreibung

Small books. Big discoveries.

The Readux Surprise Bundle is an invitation to wander: through Berlin and Paris, mountain villages and small-town America, desire and politics, urban margins and inner weather.

Each Readux book is a slim paperback — quick to read, beautifully portable, and chosen for readers who like their literature precise, unexpected and alive.

Choose your bundle

• 5 books for €20 — a compact sampler for curious readers.
• 10 books for €35 — the deeper dive: more voices, more cities, more surprises.

How it works

Select your bundle size and we’ll put together a balanced selection for you!

Available Readux titles

• Foreigners in Paris — by Louis Bamberger; John Lemoinne; translated by Charles Lee
• Cape Canaveral — by Grégoire Bouillier; translated by Ryan Ruby
• A Little Guide to the 15th Arrondissement for the Use of Phantoms — by Roger Caillois; translated by Ryan Ruby
• Cities and City People: Berlin, 1919 — by Arthur Eloesser; translated by Isabel Fargo Cole
• The Green Meadow, the Bright Light — by Marie Gamillscheg; translated by Amanda DeMarco
• City Spaces: Filling in Berlin’s Gaps — by Annett Gröschner; translated by Katy Derbyshire
• The Black Curve — by Rut Hillarp; translated by Saskia Vogel
• The Last House — by Judith Keller; translated by Katy Derbyshire
• Paris for Outsiders — by Juliette Lamber; Gustave Frédérix; translated by Charles Lee
• Beyond the Spies — by Sascha Macht; translated by Amanda DeMarco
• Dear A. — by Inga Machel; translated by Donal McLaughlin
• The Marvel of Biographical Bookkeeping — by Francis Nenik; translated by Katy Derbyshire
• When the Heart Drowns in Its Own Blood — by Philipp Schönthaler; translated by Amanda DeMarco
• Hong Kong Buffet — by Brittani Sonnenberg
• The Idea of a River: Walking out of Berlin — by Paul Scraton
• Suburban Wonder: Wandering the Margins of Paris — by Francis Tabouret; translated by Amanda DeMarco
• The Wall, the City, and the World — by Eliot Weinberger

Why this bundle?

Because the best way to discover a series is to roam through it. Readux books are small enough to take anywhere and substantial enough to open whole worlds: essays, stories, reportages, fragments, flânerie, fiction and literary experiments in beautifully compact form.