Category: Fiction

You just don’t find compilations like this in the marketplace these days. Editor Sara Nicklès has...

If you thought the Martian outdid himself with Shopgirl, prepare yourself for another tasty...

Cat’s Cradle unfolds through the eyes of Mike, a free- lance writer, who is doing a story on...

Author Jeffrey Archer knows about reversals of fortune, From politics to best seller lists to...

Robert M. Eversz, whose previous novel, Shooting Elvis, has been translated into a dozen languages and won critical awards in Norway and England, followed it up with his novel, Gypsy Hearts…

Sarabande is a gripping love story in which the ties of family and homeland conflict with the desire to forge a new life and direction, which Lord Ashdown, the former High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina called “… a most poignant and sad tale which is evocative, moving and well written. It sums up so well so many of the experiences of our many Bosnian friends who suffered so much in the war and especially in Sarajevo.”

There’s a delightful new novel gracing the cover of a recent Publishers Weekly featured as...

David Foster Wallace’s newish collection of short fiction represents somewhat of a retread for the poet laureate of Western Massachusetts.

It’s easy to forget that Kurt Vonnegut came up during the Great Depression. Despite his grandfatherly personae and war record, most people associate him vaguely with 1960s counterculture.

From the pen of Mark Haddon comes an interesting debut about a child whose life is grounded on, no, not ice creams and playgrounds, but mathematical equations…

Irvine Welsh’s fifth and finest book. In which an Edinburgh detective named Bruce Robertson does all the things you expect people to do in an Irvine Welsh novel…

With characteristic humility, Alex Garland once described his first novel as Tube fodder, something for cubicle types to drown themselves in on the train to work.