Manituana. English translation. Now Downloadable for Free

PDF, 13.7 mb

MOBI, 5.9 mb

ePUB, 4.7 mb
[Mind you, we used Calibre to convert from pdf to ePUB, and the result is CRAP. As we're just middle-age men of humanities, this is the most we can do at the moment. If you choose the latter format, you'll have to improve the layout yourself.]

Translated by Shaun Whiteside
Published by Verso Books
[They've got quite a cool website, by the way]

About Manituana

Download is completely gratis et amore dei. However, if you want to make a donation to support our work, please click the button below.

And if you decided to buy the book all the same, that would obviously be really fucking, uh, great.
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5 Comments Post a Comment
  1. [...] told you before: go read Manituana. Now you can do so via a freely available download. This is one of my very favorite books. It’s very readable and enjoyable. It’s [...]

  2. [...] You can download Wu Ming’s most recent translation, Manituana, free here. [...]

  3. [...] zijn in het Nederlands vertaald; Manituana (nog?) niet. Maar we kunnen ons nu troosten met de gratis download (in pdf, mobi of ePUB) van de engelse [...]

  4. [...] economy than the ubiquitous Robinson Crusoe. The Wu Ming was read on my I-Pad, because of the free pdf they made available, which is the first time I’ve ever read something of that length on a [...]

  5. Farida says:

    Thanks for the free book and to read in I-Pad, because of the free pdf. Once again thanks.

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We are the Wu Ming Foundation. We are a collective of novelists based in Italy. We are the authors of several novels. As of Springtime 2013, four of them are available in English: Q, 54, Manituana and Altai.If you want to know more about us, check these links:

Biographical page on our old (frozen) website

Wu Ming on Wikipedia
(As of May 2013, this page is quite outdated too - it seems nobody gives a flying f**k about it)

This is our ugly, neglected blog in English (with occasional posts in Spanish and other languages). Our main blog is called Giap, and it is in Italian. We'd like to have more time to translate our stuff and work on this blog, and we tried hard, but it's impossible. You'll have to be content with what we can do, sorry :-(