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An intimate poetry collection on grief, loss, and healing from bestselling author Courtney Peppernell—a companion to her novel The Last Poem—offering solace, reflection, and hope to anyone navigating heartbreak. Throughout life, we all experience grief. Whether through the loss of a loved...

“[A] new master of Southern gothic.”—Kirkus Reviews (starred review) Word is bond—until the past threatens to break it From the Edgar...

A dark, propulsive literary gothic novel that puts a modern twist on Stevenson and Poe, from a thrilling new voice in Latin American horror. “Impossible to stop reading. It has all the fascinating tension of great literature.” — Mariana Enríquez, author of Our Share of Night In this...

The Last Wind Walker delivers a powerful blend of medical drama, legal intrigue, supernatural mystery, and emotional depth. When young doctor Ashe Carter begins experiencing vivid past-life memories and an uncanny new talent for classical piano, he's diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. Surgery saves his life but ends his dream of becoming a surgeon—driving him to file a devastating malpractice lawsuit that strains his marriage to his beloved wife, Mattie.

From the bestselling author of The Berry Pickers, an unforgettable novel of family, legacy, and the secrets that bind and endanger us, following one woman as she confronts buried truths, memories of passionate young love, and the fragile future she alone must protect Born under the shadow of a...

London, 1941. Polly Hope is bravely working as an air raid warden during the Blitz when she saves the life of the charming Freddie Fairbank. Over a thank-you breakfast at the Ritz, he asks Polly to help requisition a sprawling English country house for the war effort. Petherbridge Hall has grand rooms, lovely views and will be a perfect nursing home for injured troops, if they can only persuade the family to give up their house. But then they find the lord of the manor dead behind the gardener’s shed.

From the creator of Slumdog Millionaire—the highly-anticipated kaleidoscopic thrill ride through contemporary Delhi where a young woman has to survive her own kidnapping Devi is a fighter. Growing up in the slums of Delhi, she has learnt that survival comes at a cost—and naturally, that...

"The perfect mix of wry humor, fascinating characters, and heartfelt thoughts on what it means to understand the world through stories.”—Kristen Perrin, New York Times bestselling author of How to Solve Your Own Murder A wickedly funny office comedy about one bookseller’s (occasionally)...

Brought to you by Penguin. From the internationally bestselling author of The Berry Pickers: a powerful, intensely moving novel of family and legacy, following one woman as she confronts buried truths and the fragile future she alone must protect As I stood under it, looking up into the branches...

From Marlon James, author of the Booker Prize–winning A Brief History of Seven Killings: a propulsive novel about the murder of a gay man in 1980s Jamaica and its tragic consequences In 1988, eight men in Kingston, Jamaica, begin rehearsals for a play. The men are strangers to one another and...

A chilling international debut following a vampire who targets men who have harmed women—in the present, past, and future—and the woman-led task force entrusted with solving the murders "A haunting portrait of grief and pain and the lengths a mother will go to to protect her child."...

A debut Gothic horror set in 1870s Brazil—a tale of creeping suspense in which a young pregnant woman finds herself unable to escape her lover’s isolated family home, and a family’s deal with the devil goes terribly wrong 1877, Pernambuco, Brazil: Raised in a deeply religious household...

In a world of burning books, one woman will risk everything to keep stories alive. Berlin, 1933. The vibrant cultural heart of Germany is darkening under the shadow of the Nazi regime. For Helene Nathan, one of the first female librarians at a prestigious German library, the books she cherishes...

Dans ce quatrième volet de son monument d’histoire littéraire, Hippolyte Taine poursuit, avec la rigueur d’un philosophe et la verve d’un moraliste, son exploration des lettres anglaises. Au fil de portraits saillants et d’analyses lumineuses, il met en perspective œuvres, styles et idées, et montre comment une nation se raconte à travers sa poésie, son théâtre et sa prose. Entre héritages, ruptures et métamorphoses, se dessine la carte vivante d’une littérature en mouvement.

Dans ce récit rare, René Boylesve s’écarte de ses cadres familiers pour faire danser, sous des apparences mythologiques, la vérité des désirs et des mœurs. Les nymphes et les satyres n’y sont pas seulement figures antiques: ils deviennent le miroir d’un monde où l’innocence se grise, où l’élan sensuel frôle la bienséance, où l’ironie éclaire la tendresse. D’une main légère, l’auteur orchestre une comédie fine, à la fois voluptueuse et lucide, où l’art, le rêve et la société se répondent.

Dans l’ombre des tours de Notre‑Dame, un mot gravé dans la pierre — Anankh — annonce la fatalité. Victor Hugo nous entraîne au cœur du Paris médiéval, où la cathédrale règne, monument vivant autour duquel se pressent foules, clercs et puissants, saltimbanques et miséreux. Entre tumulte des places et silence des chapelles, la pierre et la cloche répondent aux passions humaines.

Dans la plaine de la Manche, un homme se rêve chevalier errant et s’élance sur les routes pour ressusciter la chevalerie. Entre grandeur imaginée et réalité têtue, ses entreprises deviennent tour à tour burlesques et poignantes, et révèlent l’obstination d’un esprit capable de transformer le monde par la force de l’idéal. Née d’une plume écrivant en prison, cette œuvre d’un comique grave et d’une fantaisie savoureuse marie tendresse et ironie.

淮水で金軍の兀朮が岳家軍と、ほぼ同時に撻懶が梁山泊軍と交戦するが、それぞれ退く形で一旦収束する。兀朮は楊令の遺児・胡土児を養子に迎え、南宋の宰相に復帰した秦桧は漢土の統一を目指し奔走する。

Certains chemins ne mènent nulle part. D'autres vous ramènent à vous-même. Pour son treizième roman, Xavier de Moulins signe une fable mystérieuse et addictive. Vous ne verrez plus jamais la forêt du même œil. Ce livre audio est interprété par une voix humaine, dans le respect des engagements d'Hardigan.

Bloomsbury presents The Man Who Invented Fiction by William Egginton, read by Matt Fletcher-Macdonald. ‘In 1605 a crippled, greying, almost toothless veteran of Spain’s wars against the Ottoman Empire published a book. That book, Don Quixote, went on to sell more copies than any other book...