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As we head into the final week of Women in Translation Month��we wanted to remind you that you can get��40% off��Open Letter titles written or translated by women. Including all forthcoming titles! Use promo code WITMONTH at checkout.

And as a special bonus, for everyone who orders five or more titles from this collection will receive a free ���Ĵ�ý����Ĵ�ý� t-shirt! �� ��(Just put your preferred size in the ���Ĵ�ý�notes���Ĵ�ý� when ordering.)

Check out the of Open Letter titles written by, or translated by, women. Here are a few highlights:

��by Sara Mesa
Translated from the Spanish by Katie Whittemore

An exploration of the relationship between the powerful and powerless���Ĵ�ý�and the repetition of these patterns���Ĵ�ý�Mesa���Ĵ�ý�s ���Ĵ�ý�sophisticated nightmare���Ĵ�ý� calls to mind great works of gothic literature (think Shirley Jackson) and social thrillers to create a unique, unsettling view of freedom and how a fear of the outside world can create monsters.

��by Ha Seong-nan
Translated from the Korean by Janet Hong

���Ĵ�ý�These mesmerizing stories of disconnection and detritus unfurl with the surreal illogic of dreams���Ĵ�ý�it���Ĵ�ý�s as impossible to resist their pull as it is to understand, in retrospect, how circumstance succeeded circumstance to finally deliver the reader into a moment as indelible as it is unexpected.���Ĵ�ý�
���Ĵ�ý�Susan Choi

by��Mónica Ramón Ríos
Translated from the Spanish by Robin Myers

���Ĵ�ý�When you live in an adopted country, when you���Ĵ�ý�re an exile in your own body, names are simply lists that dull the reality of death.���Ĵ�ý�

Cars on Fire, Mónica Ramón Ríos���Ĵ�ý�s electric, uncompromising English-language debut, unfolds through a series of characters���Ĵ�ý�the writer, the patient, the immigrant, the professor, the student���Ĵ�ý�whose identities are messy and ever-shifting.

��by Mercè Rodoreda
Translated from the Catalan by Maruxa Relaño and Martha Tennent

Set in 1920s Spain,��Garden by the Sea takes place over six summers at a villa by the sea inhabited by a young couple and their beautiful, rich, joyous friends. We get to see the dissolution of these magical summers through the eyes of the gardener, as a sense of darkness and ending creeps in, precipitated by the construction of a new, larger, more glamorous villa next door.

by Kristín Ómarsdóttir
Translated from the Icelandic by Lytton Smith

���Ĵ�ý�[A] daringly droll, wholly perturbing book.���Ĵ�ý�
���Ĵ�ý�New York Times

A lyrical and continually surprising take on the absurdity of war and the mysteries of childhood,Children in Reindeer Woods��is a moving modern fable.

by Bae Suah��
Translated from the Korean by Deborah Smith

���Ĵ�ý�Bae Suah offers the chance to unknow���Ĵ�ý�to see the everyday afresh and be defamiliarized with what we believe we know���Ĵ�ý�which is no small offering.���Ĵ�ý�
���Ĵ�ý�Music & Literature

A novel of memories and wandering,��A Greater Music��blends riffs on music, language, and literature with a gut-punch of an emotional ending, establishing Bae Suah as one of the most exciting novelists working today.

by��Maria José Silveira
Translated from the Portuguese by Eric Becker

Traces a Brazilian family���Ĵ�ý�s lineage, from the arrival of the Portuguese armada in 1500 to the twenty-first century.

by Can Xue
Translated from the Chinese by Karen Gernant and Chen Zeping

���Ĵ�ý�There’s a new world master among us, and her name is Can Xue.���Ĵ�ý�
���Ĵ�ý�Robert Coover

Introduction by Porochista Khakpour

A layered, multifaceted masterpiece from the 2015 winner of the Best Translated Book Award,��Frontier exemplifies John Darnielle���Ĵ�ý�s statement that Can Xue���Ĵ�ý�s books read ���Ĵ�ý�as if dreams had invaded the physical world.���Ĵ�ý�

by Inga Ābele
Translated from the Latvian by Kaija Straumanis

Winner of the 2015 AATSEEL Book Award for Best Translation into English

���Ĵ�ý�A sharp realist.���Ĵ�ý�
���Ĵ�ý�Aleksandar Hemon

Told more or less in reverse chronological order,��High Tide��is the story of Ieva, her dead lover, her imprisoned husband, and the way their youthful decisions dramatically impacted the rest of their lives.