Golden Books Publishing Company, Inc.
Rain Forest (Hidden World S.)
K. Faulkner
Gorky Park is a 1981 novel that follows the motives and relationships behind a crime while steadily building tension.
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Grand Central Publishing
Three-Day Town (A Deborah Knott Mystery, 17)
Margaret Maron
A delayed honeymoon in New York turns into a murder investigation for Deborah Knott and her husband, widening the series into a new urban setting.
Serpent's Tail
You & I
Padgett Powell
Two men talk on a porch in a conversation that keeps sliding between wit, philosophy, and half-formed longing. The novel turns that apparently aimless exchange into an absurd, quietly affecting meditation on language, masculinity, and meaning.
Small Beer Press
After the Apocalypse: Stories
Maureen F. McHugh
A story collection set after collapse, tracing how ordinary people adapt to a world transformed by catastrophe.
Scribner
11/22/63
Stephen King
A time-travel novel in which the Kennedy assassination becomes the point of departure for a meditation on history and consequence.
Random House
Catherine the Great: Portrait of a Woman
Robert K. Massie
A biography of Catherine the Great that combines intimate portraiture with imperial history, tracing both her personality and the transformation of Russia under her rule.
Department for Education
Centre for Analysis of Youth Transitions (CAYT) - Brief
A long poem centered on Catherine, William Blake’s wife, that explores women’s creativity and marriage. Mythic resonance and conversational leaps coexist throughout.
Pacini Fazzi
La morte del fiume
Guglielmo Petroni
A postwar Italian novel in which two friends return to their hometown and trace memory through the river and the city, with place itself acting as a memory device.
思潮社
悲しみのゴンドラ 増補版
トーマス トランストロンメル, Tomas Transtr¨omer, Eiko Duke, エイコ デューク
Tomas Tranströmer (1931–2015) was Sweden's foremost poet, and the 1990 Neustadt International Prize for Literature was awarded not for a single work but for his entire body of poetry. Beginning with his debut collection 17 Poems (1954) and spanning more than ten volumes, his verse explores the border between dream and waking life, the intersection of nature and human interiority, and the passage of memory and time in language of striking clarity. His work has been translated into over sixty languages, and he later received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2011.
Univ of Georgia Pr
John Oliver Killens: A Life of Black Literary Activism
Keith Gilyard
A biography of John Oliver Killens that traces the history and influence of Black literary activism through his life and work.
Random House Publishing Group
The Tiger's Wife: A Novel
Téa Obreht
Set in a small town in the former Yugoslavia, the novel follows a young woman who investigates the mystery surrounding her grandfather’s death while folktale, family memory, and the aftereffects of war intertwine. Its hallmark is a voice where realism and legend continually blur.
Vintage
The Killing of Crazy Horse
Thomas Powers
A nonfiction account that reconstructs Crazy Horse's final days and the mystery surrounding his death from historical sources. It follows testimony from both military and Native American perspectives and opens out into the political tensions surrounding the event.