The Death of Stalin: Seelcted Early Poems 1978-1989
Ivan Arguelles, Jack Foley
A collection of Ivan Arguelles’s early poems that highlights his experimental reach and historical imagination.
View new release information for awarded works
3476 new books
Ivan Arguelles, Jack Foley
A collection of Ivan Arguelles’s early poems that highlights his experimental reach and historical imagination.
Ismet Prcic
A fragmented autobiographical novel that traces memory, war, and the afterlife of displacement in Bosnia.
Anne Enright
A novel about love and regret set against the collapse of Ireland’s boom economy, where a private affair mirrors wider social and financial upheaval.
Leslie Budewitz
A practical guide for writers that explains how to handle criminal law and courtroom procedure with accuracy and dramatic effect.
Adilifu Nama
A study that reads Black superheroes not as disposable pop culture but as a problem of racial representation and political imagination. It moves across comics and screen culture to rethink the hero figure.
Gjertrud Schnackenberg
Heavenly Questions , the first new collection of poems from Gjertrud Schnackenberg since her critically acclaimed The Throne of Labdacus , finds her at the height of her talents and showcases her continued growth as an artist. In six long poems, Schnackenberg's rhyme-rich blank verse, with its densely packed images, shifts effortlessly between the lyric and the epic, setting passion to a verbal music that is recognizably her own. An exceptional and moving new collection from one of the most talented American poets of our time, Heavenly Questions is a work of intellectual, aesthetic, and technical innovationand, more than that, a deeply compassionate and strikingly personal work.
David W. Blight
A history book that rereads the Civil War and civil rights era together, showing how emancipation, memory, and national mythology are intertwined.
フランス語版
A provocative work that redraws Joan of Arc as a human figure, keeping distance from the mythic heroic image.
Patrick Ness, Jim Kay
A tree-like monster appears to Conor, a boy dealing with his mother’s illness, and speaks to fear, guilt, and the pain of loss. Though it deals with grief, the story also presents imagination as a force that can sustain the heart.
John Burnside
A poetry collection that looks sharply at death, memory, and embodiment through dark, ritualistic imagery and tightly controlled language.
Rachel Allen
In her new book, bestselling TV cook, Rachel Allen shares her ultimate fast and easy family recipes. You can always trust Rachel to help you get a delicious and doable dinner on the table. Whether the cupboards are bare or you just want a fabulous meal without the fuss (or the washing up) you’ll find the answers here. Any situation, any problem, these are recipes you can come back to time and time again for delicious dinner solutions. After all, making home cooking both simple and enjoyable is what Rachel does best. Easy Meals contains 180 family friendly recipes for any night of the week. And even better, as well as being mouth-wateringly delicious they are simple enough for even the most novice of cooks. This book is full of ideas and recipes that you can rely on to help you tackle the most common meal-time problems; when your fridge is empty, when you’re short on time, that use 5 ingredients or less or can be cooked in one pot, even delicious dinners you can serve up without so much as turning on the oven. Finally! A cookbook that truly understands the way your life works. Easy Meals is an essential kitchen companion. Chapter breakdown; Store Cupboard Cooking All in One Pot Fast and Fabulous Take 5 ingredients or less No Cook Cooking Quick Extras and Sides Recipes include; One-pot lamb biryani Turkey breast with honey, thyme and cream Spiced Pilau rice with chicken Pork, chorizo, haricot beans and red wine Thai Mussels Chunky chowder with potatoes and bacon Taragon chicken and lemon pasta with crème fraiche Chickpea and aubergine salad Fishcakes Chinese braised beef with pak choy Chicken with yoghurt and a carrot and apple salad Lentil and sausages Cardamom and orange Semifreddo Chocolate Bread and butter pudding Quick fruit brulee Lemon posset
Druon
In 1915, the Schoudler and La Monnerie families are joined by the marriage of François and Jacqueline, and from that point a struggle over money, power, and status begins to unfold. Set in interwar France, the novel traces how family interests and individual ambition collide while the order of the ruling classes gradually starts to crack.