Tatiana Salem Levy’s latest novel, Vista Chinesa, has been published in English by Scribe. Translated from Portuguese by Alison Entrekin, the story follows an architect forced to grapple with the trauma of a rape and its aftermath while civil unrest haunts the backdrop of 2014 Rio de Janeiro. The New York Times has called Vista Chinesa “powerful” while Publishers Weekly has praised it as “vital.” Levy’s first novel, A Chave de Casa, won Brazil’s São Paulo Prize for Literature and was later published in English as The House in Smyrna, also by Scribe. A writer, essayist, and researcher at Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Levy lives in Lisbon, where she is also a columnist for the newspaper Valor Econômico.