Junebug has been visiting her mother in Ellisville Reformatory for Women ever since she was five years-old, when beauty queen Theresa Host calmly stepped out of their trailer and committed the most n
“This is a great book, no matter what stage of writing you’re at!”—The Writer Magazine“Here is a must-have for would-be writers. Put this on the shelf right beside Strunk and White.”—Booklist“Addresse
Once a brilliant historian with a promising academic future, Win Duncan is at a cross roads in his career (and his marriage) when he is mysteriously summoned by Litminov, a wild but brilliant outlaw
“…An adventure-filled journey... In spite of its references to hard academic science, Cretaceous Dawn is a first-class adventure story, an effortless read as engaging as vintage Jules Verne. The descr
When historian Lizzie Manning is invited to Britain to study the Hatton family's history in their ancestral home, she can have no idea where her research will take her. Before long she finds herself
Paul has spent his life running - from New York, the city of his birth; from the beautiful love of his life; from contact with his own brother and sister; but mostly from his mother, a bitter Holocaus
Danny Silverman's first novel reached #10 on The New York Times bestseller list, but that was twenty years ago. Now he's just making ends meet when he gets a mysterious offer he can't refuse: a speak
A young American mother living in Japan fights impossible odds to be reunited with her child.Jill Parker is an American artist living in a remote village on the coast of Japan making ends meet as a ho
In a surreal exile on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean, a young man faces his own death and his wife's infidelity as he travels through the most important landscape of all - the inner landscape of the
Winner of the 2010 Leapfrog Fiction Contest. "Excellent and lively. A sharp wit, the apt metaphor, the turn of phrase that pleases and surprises."—Marge Piercy, contest judge "Bright, brassy, spunky,
“Marvelously original. . . . Zlotsky has done for conjoined twins what Gunter Grass did for midgets in The Tin Drum. . . . A weirdly hilarious Russian fairytale composed with the comedic zeal of Gogol
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"An affirmation of life and the indestructibility of one man's will to make the most of it."?Ian Wynne, author of The Pawn and Shadows by My Side, former editor of Human Rights Defender, Amnesty Inter
Winner of the 2011 Leapfrog Fiction Contest."Renders transient moments of great beauty, to reveal the way we might transcend sorrow by our unwavering attention to exquisite detail and the mystery of c
"Move over Walt Longmire. Make room for Franz Kafka, aka 'K.' Expertly plotted, beautifully written, eloquent, colloquial, wry, insightful . . . Medhat demonstrates a keen sense of place and Navajo cu
"A poignant story of colonization and assimilation, something I know a little bit about. A masterpiece."Chinua Achebe"One of our most brilliant writers tells a harsh truth about America
