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Jonny, a new The Borough Press book, full description to follow when available...

From the National Book Award-winning author of The Friend, one of the most celebrated novelists of her generation, the story of a woman's experiences of war and an unusual friendship 'Resonant and provocative' VOGUE 'One of my favourite authors' NATALIE PORTMAN I did not remember a Rouenna...

I'm Not Normally Like This, a new The Borough Press book, full description to follow when available...

捜査一課の刑事が、取調室で被疑者に暴行を加えた。警視庁が火消しに走っていると、今度は警務部の係員が受付の女性と庁内で淫行に及んでいたことが明らかになる。相次ぐ不祥事に人知を超えた原因があることを知った少年事件係の富野は、術者の鬼龍光一を呼び出した。

From “one of the freshest, funniest and most ingenious humans writing today [and] one of our best living authors” (The Washington Post) comes a deeply delightful seafaring adventure and a brilliant group portrait of female adolescence. To escape the dangers of wartime bombings, the girls of...

“Mothersick is a gorgeous, capacious novel, a narrative as intricate and rich as the familial bonds therein. Hazell's sentences sing, and her compassion for her characters is a thing of beauty.” —Claire Lombardo, New York Times bestselling author of The Most Fun We Ever Had and Same As It...

Tide is an 'urgent and powerful' (Kiran Millwood Hargrave) novel about motherhood, marriage and the perils of surrendering your own reality, that will appeal to readers who inhaled Soldier Sailor, the edginess of Lullaby and the twisting of truth in Disclaimer. WHAT KIND OF MOTHER IS SHE? In...

From the internationally bestselling author of Sweetbitter, a provocative and heady mix of true crime and dark pyschological noir, set during the Menendez trial in 1990s LA Los Angeles, early 90s. Rodney King has been beaten, East LA has burned, the Northridge earthquake has collapsed the 10...

A sharp and honest take on coping with motherhood, marriage and female friendship for readers of Holly Bourne and Emma Jane Unsworth and anyone who has ever wondered why having everything still isn’t enough . . . Having it all is squeezing the life out her . . . Annie has it all: a demanding...

A sensual and singularly voiced contemporary retelling of Anna Karenina that fully imagines the woman at its heart, boldly transforming a story we thought we knew, from critically acclaimed novelist and creative Jenny Mustard. On the cusp of her fortieth birthday, Karro wants for nothing...

From Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award-winning author Louise Erdrich, a novel about the collisions of youth—with want, with art, with rage—as experienced by a young Chippewa writer in politically fraught 1970s America. “Where do we find a definition? Where do we find what a poet is...

From the award-winning author Jared Lemus comes a novel where myth and danger collide in an isolated Guatemalan town Huecotenango is a small town in a remote corner of Guatemala, where residents—outcasts, wanderers, and people running from the past—have gathered as if drawn by some unspoken...

“Heartfelt [and] hilarious. . . . Mileti rides this swelling narrative tide with grace, never losing her balance, and I was swept along.”—#1 New York Times bestselling author Jacqueline Mitchard In the tradition of Emma Straub, Catherine Newman, and Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney, a comedic and...

From the bestselling, award-winning author of The Improbability of Love—a novel of love, defiance, and the enduring power of art, unfolding across five centuries in the shadow of Piero della Francesca’s The Resurrection. Before dawn, a painter climbs his scaffold. His task is impossible: to...

‘Extraordinary. Lyrical, inventive, perfectly observed … bound to be a classic in its genre’ MIRANDA COWLEY HELLER ‘I couldn't put it down … an astonishingly gifted writer’ CATHERINE NEWMAN Three best friends from university, burning brightly on the cusp of adulthood, face a loss...

For now, and for our purposes here, every man is Bob. A blisteringly funny and sharp-edged beauty of a debut novel about a newly engaged couple house-sitting for a wealthy artist in a remote manor, whose relationship unravels into a darkly elemental absurdist romp. The heroine of The Fig Book is...

For readers of Elena Ferrante and in the tradition of the Italian classic The Leopard, a sweeping Sicilian saga of family, ambition, and inheritance set against the rise of fascism, the shadow of the Mafia, and the decline of an old social order. Sicily, 1924. In the fishing village of Sarraca...

A humorous and heartwarming novel that explores life, love, and loss through the eyes of Little Mister, a mischievous and curious cat who mingles with a wide range of human and animal friends in his Amsterdam neighborhood over the course of one year. Little Mister, a charming and curious cat...

An anxious young woman rediscovers her humanity through a strange yet life-changing bond with a stray dog in this frenetic, bold, and startlingly tender novel from one of Spain's most gifted young writers. On the night she first encounters the Bitch, the Human is high. In her altered state, she...

The Steps Between Us, a new HQ book, full description to follow when available...