The Devil Wears Prada meets America's Next Top Model meets The Reckoning in this witty debut filled with scandal and romance in the world of publishing from the former editor-in-chief of Honey, Ebony and Teen People* PICKED AS A BOOK TO LOOK OUT FOR BY STYLIST * A fun, scandal-filled romp set in the giddy era of New York's magazine heyday ELLE'A fast paced debut SUNDAY TIMES STYLE'Hits all the right notes: it's meaningful, nostalgic, heartfelt, and resonant' KATE FAGAN'Captures the glamour, danger and magic of a defining moment in American culture.
The newest English translation of one of Haiti's most powerful literary voices Desiree Congo is a riveting, powerful, and profoundly original novel set in the final years of the Haitian Revolution at the dawn of the nineteenth century.
The newest English translation of one of Haiti's most powerful literary voices Desiree Congo is a riveting, powerful, and profoundly original novel set in the final years of the Haitian Revolution at the dawn of the nineteenth century.
Perfect for fans of Casey McQuiston and Jasmine Guillory'A wonderfully hopeful, queer, LA love story' Anita Kelly, author of Something Wild & Wonderful'Highly relatable, laugh-out-loud funny, and full of hot-bartender sapphic swoon' Alison Cochrun, author of The Charm Offensive?
A prize-winning novel from one of Algeria's rising literary stars In A Waltz, Lynda Chouiten depicts an irreverent and creative woman with an artistic temperament navigating the stiflingly conservative society in which she was raised.
A prize-winning novel from one of Algeria's rising literary stars In A Waltz, Lynda Chouiten depicts an irreverent and creative woman with an artistic temperament navigating the stiflingly conservative society in which she was raised.
The latest novel by one of Haiti's most brilliant writers The most recent book by the renowned Haitian novelist, essayist, and poet Rene Depestre, Popa Singer is a semiautobiographical chronicle of Haiti in the late 1950s, the very moment when the country first came under decades of despotic rule.
The latest novel by one of Haiti's most brilliant writers The most recent book by the renowned Haitian novelist, essayist, and poet Rene Depestre, Popa Singer is a semiautobiographical chronicle of Haiti in the late 1950s, the very moment when the country first came under decades of despotic rule.
In this powerful debut story collection, veteran travel writer and adventurer Dan Arnold brings to life the men and women whose lives are defined by the call of the mountain.
As the anti-Vietnam War movement drew to a close, a twenty-six-year-old unknown playwright began an affair with a glamorous older woman, a feminist activist and acclaimed poet/novelist at the height of her career.
A young mother fights impossible odds to be reunited with her child in this acutely insightful first novel about an intercultural marriage gone terribly wrong.
The world in Sara Pritchard’s book is a known world and yet a strange place, with a cast of homeless characters who wander in and out of the stories of the collection, all set in the same university town.
Set simultaneously in the farm country of Wisconsin and a small mining town in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado during the nineteenth century, this new novel by Peter Grandbois follows the lives of three brothers as each strives to re-create himself despite the forces that work to determine his identity.
'A delicious story that wraps itself around your heart' Evie Woods, bestselling author of The Lost BookshopIt's been three years, two weeks and one day since Kate Shaw's life changed forever.
Drawing on the author's unusual background as a seminarian turned scientist and business executive, Boys of the Cloth presents a unique analysis of the sexual abuse crisis in the Catholic Church.
"e;I was raised zero-parent,"e; says hormone-addled 17-year-old Junebug Host, "e;what the newspapers call it when your mother is in prison and the father was just a sperm.
A novel of dauntless love, corruption, and the bitterness of the ancient caste system that prevails in contemporary India “Just then, Rahul saw a spot of yellow far away.
A young mother fights impossible odds to be reunited with her child in this acutely insightful first novel about an intercultural marriage gone terribly wrong.
