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At seventy-three, Beverly Atwood is reeling from the loss of her larger-than-life husband, Frank, and fending off her grief with a steady drip of wry humor. When she connects with the charming George on SilverFox.com, Bev feels an unexpected flicker of interest. George confides that he needs a...

With a mystery that keeps readers guessing until the last page, Washington and Leigh is a powerful and riveting ghost story spanning sixty years and the lives of two families, one white, one Black, who are inextricably bound to each other in more ways than one. In 1950s Mississippi, soon after...

“A veritable linguistic tour de force.” —Mario Vargas Llosa One of Latin America’s greatest works of literature and an epic story of honor and revenge set in Brazil’s high inland plateaus—now in a mesmerizing new translation by Alison Entrekin, featuring an introduction by Colm...

“Fun as hell...An anthem for living and loving with abandon.” —Chelsea Bieker, author of Godshot “Hudson’s writing is magnetic. It’s the Kristen Stewart of prose—chameleon-like, layered, funny and serious and sad, really gay, and so attractive...It wrecked me, just like I wanted...

From the award-winning author of Savage Country and The Coldest Night, an audacious novel about Pig and Skunk, two master thieves from a criminal family who agree to take on one last job: a daring heist to steal back a stolen painting and return it to its original owners—for a price. Meet...

A brilliantly provocative and compulsive novel in which a husband and wife conceive an unorthodox plan to preserve their late son’s memory, and bend the rules of motherhood to their will . . . Georges is dead. Charlotte’s darling son has died, still dressed and lying on top of his sheets. It...

WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY COLM TÓIBÍN 'Dramatic, wildly colourful and continuously interesting' NEW YORK TIMES 'A veritable linguistic tour de force' MARIO VARGAS LLOSA In 1956, Brazilian author João Guimarães Rosa published what would become his magnum opus, Grande Sertao: Veredas. South...

A lyrical, polyphonic debut about a brother and sister growing up in a Black Pentecostal Church in Detroit, exploring themes of revelation and concealment; desire and its sublimation; and the ultimate cost of belief from a major new literary voice Here is the perfect godly family: a stoic father...

A college party in the hills of northern Italy descends into a harrowing and outlandish rite of passage. Like the beguiling bird at its center, Party with Cassowary dares its characters—and its readers—to confront something dangerous, inscrutable, demanding to be touched. “Surprising and...

“A brilliant, unexpected writer . . . Hannah Gold is giving the NYC creative class a treatment both brutal and tender in Why Trees, her genre-bending, almost irritatingly funny first collection of short stories . . . [as] if Tony Tulathimutte’s Rejection had a baby with Mary Gaitskill’s...

"Heady, creepy, paranoid, The Indecipherables is a delirious doubles-twist on the doppelgänger tale that will leave you questioning the identities of those closest to you. Maybe don't let them get too close." —Paul Tremblay, New York Times bestselling author of Horror Movie A pair of...

Swept into the underbelly of mid-century unrest, an artist begins to reexamine everything he’s ever known in this piercing and hypnotic novel about art, protest, and family from the critically acclaimed author of The Fourth Child. At the dawn of the nineteen-seventies, in an American city...

Could you decide who lives and who dies? Bestselling author Jillian Medoff explores the human consequences of impossible choices in a gripping novel inspired by a true story from the 1960s that raised moral dilemmas still echoing today. In the summer of 1961, seven Seattle citizens—a minister...

An exhilarating feast of a novel, for fans of Julia Armfield, Eliza Clark, Sophie Mackintosh and Lucy Rose, from the author of Spoilt Creatures. 'Gluttonous, audacious and altogether a delectable work of genius' LUCY ROSE 'I'm drinking the Amy Twigg Kool-Aid' ALICE SLATER Perfect for fans of...

高校2年生のなずなのクラスメイト・鈴白くんが、突然命を絶った。彼は明るくて容姿も成績も良い、学校の人気者。だから、彼に限って自殺なんてありえない……皆そう思っていた。「彼の悩みに気付いていたら」。後悔が膨れ上がり、その晩なずなは鈴白くんと一緒に作った思い出の砂時計に「時間を巻き戻したい」と願って眠る。

A tender and heartwarming novel about the rejuvenating power of island life, for fans of The Healing Season of Pottery and Hakuda Photo Studio. SLOW DOWN. SOMETIMES THE BRAVEST ACT IS STARTING OVER. Jian Cha thought she had her life mapped out - until the weight of endless deadlines and the...

Sophie has never really thought about money, and she certainly hasn’t thought about football, hasn’t so much as uttered a word about it – save for the few times she sees her uncle Keith at family gatherings, asking in mock politeness how his favourite team – Leicester City FC – might...

Berlin, 1931. Crise économique, affrontements entre les SA et le Front Rouge, lutte de pouvoir dans la pègre… déjà au cœur de l'agitation politique et sociale, Gereon Rath est chargé de suivre Abraham « Abe » Goldstein, un tueur à gages tout juste débarqué de New York. Et tandis que les meurtres se multiplient, la presse antisémite fait porter le chapeau au gangster juif. Ce qui devait être une simple faveur pour le FBI va alors se transformer en une course mortelle pour le commissaire Rath.

Brought to you by Penguin. From the New York Times bestselling author of The Push, a bold, unputdownable story of motherhood, desire, betrayal, and loss told by a mother after her own death. “All those moments in life that mark a before, and an after. Before the death of me, and after. Before...

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