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On the Calculation of Volume (Book III)

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Synopsis

For Tara Selter, November 18 has repeated itself so many times that the ordinary rhythms of life have dissolved into something entirely new. After years trapped in the same day, she has learned to navigate solitude, memory, and the strange freedom that comes from living outside time. But in Book III, everything changes when Tara discovers she is no longer alone. Another person remembers. Another person has also escaped the relentless cycle, opening the possibility of companionship in a world where tomorrow never comes.

As Tara begins to imagine a shared existence within this impossible reality, new questions emerge about responsibility, love, and what it means to preserve a world that no longer moves forward. Expanding the philosophical and emotional scope of the series, Solvej Balle's remarkable septology continues to blend speculative fiction with profound literary insight, creating one of the most original and compelling works of contemporary European literature.

About the Author

Solvej Balle is a Danish novelist and essayist whose work has earned widespread international acclaim for its originality, intellectual depth, and formal innovation. Since her debut in 1986, she has published fiction, essays, and works on aesthetics, but On the Calculation of Volume has established her as one of Europe's most significant contemporary writers. This edition is translated from the Danish by Sophia Hersi Smith and Jennifer Russell, whose award-winning translations have introduced English-language readers to many of Denmark's leading literary voices.

Publisher

New Directions

Publication Date

November 18, 2025

Format

Paperback

Pages

144

Subjects

Literary Fiction · Fiction in Translation · Speculative Fiction · Philosophical Fiction · Danish Literature · Contemporary Fiction

ISBN

9780811238397

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