Olga Tokarczuk has won the Nobel Prize in Literature and the Man Book International Prize, among many other honors. She is the author of a dozen works of fiction, two collections of essays, and a children’s book; her work has been translated into fifty languages.

IT KEEPS COMING: With Flights, Olga had a red-carpet reception in the US: a NYT profile, a stunning array of reviews, finalist for the inaugural National Book Award in Translation, and packed audiences and media schedule on a whirlwind coast-to-coast tour. Drive Your Plow is coming out of the gate strong, with a New Yorker profile and major coverage out and coming from NYTBR, NPR, and many more.

INTERNATIONAL LITERARY STAR: Already rumored as a Nobel contender and published in more than a dozen languages, Tokarczuk ratcheted several notches more famous when she won the 2018 Man Booker International Prize for Flights.

GREAT ONE-TWO PUNCH: Following on the intellectually dazzling Flights, Drive Your Plow - Olga's inspired reimagining of the contemporary crime novel-is just as ingeniously original but vastly more plot-driven and accessible. Readers will want to inhale it an afternoon.

BUT STILL CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED: Drive Your Plow was nominated for Poland's most prestigious literary award, the Nike, in 2010; just published in the UK, it's being greeted rapturously ("An astonishing amalgam of thriller, comedy and political treatise"-the Guardian; "Prescient, provocative, and furiously comic"-The New Statesman).

PROVOCATIVE THEMES: With her trademark mordant wit, Tokarczuk here explores themes ranging from our perceptions of madness and the marginalized to animal rights, the hypocrisies of traditional religion, and predestination.