Tag Archives: Literary
Deep River
by Karl MarlantesFrom the New York Times-bestselling author of Matterhorn and What It Is Like to Go to War, a rich family saga about Finnish immigrants…
Country Dark
by Chris OffuttChris Offutt’s long-awaited return to fiction after nearly two decades, Country Dark is a fierce noir-inflected novel about a good man pushed by circumstance…
Blown
by Mark Haskell SmithBiting satire and criminal mischief abound in Mark Haskell Smith’s new novel that follows a Wall Street trader who disappears—with millions in stolen cash—and…
Birdcage Walk
by Helen DunmoreFrom the bestselling author of The Siege and Exposure and the first-ever winner of the Orange Prize comes a new novel set in Bristol at the height of the romantic era that follows a freethinking young woman in her marriage to a ruthless property developer….
The Age of Perpetual Light
by Josh WeilA dazzling new work that spans eight stories of light, human progress, and the search for a better life from Josh Weil, one of…
A Good Day to Die
by Jim Harrison“[Harrison] knows life in a way that few will admit to, and writes about it in a ribald, vigorous, and intelligent fashion. . ….
Rushes
by John Rechy“A major American novelist writing at the peak of his powers.” –Richard Hall, The San Francisco Chronicle Book Review
The Sand Castle
by Rita Mae Brown“Feisty Southern sisters Juts and Wheezy . . . are back and irascible as ever. . . . Brown creates palpable tension throughout, largely…
