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From the acclaimed author of She Would Be King, a dazzling and daring work of magical realism that weaves through the lives of a Liberian immigrant family and the water goddess who haunts them In this ambitious new novel, the bestselling and prize-winning writer Wayétu Moore delivers us into...

“Nobody delves as deep into the guts of motherhood as Ashley Audrain; she really is in a league of her own.” —Lisa Jewell 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...

With the wisdom and heart that charmed readers of Before the Coffee Gets Cold, a magical novel in which eleven souls get the chance to return to the loved ones they left behind in a most unusual way. What if you could come back after death to watch over a a beloved, your soul occupying an object...

A surreal and intimate novel about a disillusioned artist who, plagued by mysterious visions, must navigate a series of personal and existential crises that upend their way of life, by the award-winning author of Brown Girls “As heartfelt as it is audacious, Lucid Dreams poses profound...

「ママがね、ボケちゃったみたいなんだよ」妹からの電話で実家の状況を知った智代。かつて横暴だった父が、母の面倒をみているという。関わり薄くいられたのも、お互いの健康あればこそだった。長男長女、墓守、責任という言葉に距離を置いてきた日々。

渋谷のクラブで、十五人の男女がお互いに殺し合う異常な事件が起きた。さらに、同様の事件が続発するが、その現場には必ず六芒星のマークが残されていた…。警視庁の富野と祓師の鬼龍が再び事件に挑む。

'A cut above' JENNIE GODFREY 'Utterly singular' ABIGAIL DEAN 'A dazzling success of a novel' LORI INGLIS HALL 'Fresh, intelligent and compelling' JOANNA MILLER Robin is unreliable, unstable and utterly devoted to his oldest friend Henry. So when Henry's beloved mother - the novelist Marian Finch...

Originally published in 1942 and now rediscovered to international acclaim, this taut and exquisitely structured novel by the Hungarian master Sandor Marai conjures the melancholy glamour of a decaying empire and the disillusioned wisdom of its last heirs. In a secluded woodland castle an old...

Arson, obsession, unrequited love, and a blighted aristocratic family with secrets lie at the center of this twisted Gothic mystery set in a crumbling English manor. Intense, repressed Dorrie is secretly in love with vivid, self-assured Alys. When Dorrie’s abusive marriage implodes, the two...

An “intimate and epic” (Claire Lombardo, Same As It Ever Was) family drama wrapped in a missing-persons case, set during the historic Buffalo blizzard of ‘77 It’s 1977 and in the town of Oneira, New York, a blizzard is gathering force… Harmon Pond, editor-in-chief of the local...

Colm Tóibín’s exhilarating short novel contains vast inner and outer worlds within its pages. With meticulous precision and an unerring eye Tóibín captures lives caught between the past and the present, and the journey of a young man seeking connection, haunted by loss. Miquel and his...

A perfectly crafted, brief, tense tale of two strangers on a winter’s night in a quiet, secluded hotel and the stories they tell each other, from the acclaimed author of Ghost Wall and Summerwater. Tell me the worst thing you’ve ever done. One winter’s night, in a hotel on Ireland’s west...

A piercing, inspirational story of love and transformation, The Psalmist follows a recovering alcoholic who, reeling from his mother’s death and his sister’s disappearance, finds unexpected community and grace while raising his sister's baby. When Mark returns to his hometown in rural...

An artistic "gem," (Historical Novel Society) as revealing as it is beautifully told from beloved author "Sean of the South." "The Southern story you've been waiting for." --Patti Callahan Henry, NYT bestselling author "A heartwarming and well-told tale with lyrical writing." --Boo Walker...

An offbeat, funny and moving coming-of-age campus novel by a Yale professor and film actor (One Battle After Another, Marty Supreme) in the tradition of John Williams’s Stoner, Michael Chabon’s Wonder Boys and Elif Batuman’s The Idiot. It’s the start of another fall semester at a...

A new translation of Poor Folk, the debut novella that first brought the author of Crime and Punishment fame at the age of twenty-five, along with his other early stories, all showcasing the concern for human dignity that animated his later work. The short novel Poor Folk portrays the passionate...

Featuring brilliantly immersive multicast narration from Marin Ireland, Jenna Lamia, Michael Urie, and Rebecca Wisocky! “A Gothic novel with a flourish of the speculative, a tale so gripping it’s hard to believe this is a debut. The story contains many mysteries—the less said about those...

The plan was simple. Everything else was not. Six-year-old Adalia Wright has an unusual way of processing grief. She buries dolls in the backyard. She reads National Geographic for tips on Aboriginal and Aztec death rituals instead of reaching for storybooks. And she has recently attempted to...

Als die ersten Flocken fallen, neigt sich das Jahr in der Freitagsbuchhandlung dem Ende zu – der vierte Roman der Freitagsbuchhandlung von Sawako Natori Der Jahreswechsel rückt immer näher, und der Winter bringt eine so ungewöhnliche Kälte mit sich, dass die vertrauten Abläufe ins Wanken...

An einem schönen Spätsommertag in dem kleinen, verschlafenen Dorf Bärwinkel traut Pfarrer Nachtigall seinen Augen kaum: Zum allerersten Mal treibt sein Kaktus eine Blüte aus. Völlig versunken in den Anblick bekommt er nichts mit vom Unfall mit dem Aufsitzrasenmäher, der die...