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The new full-tilt, unstoppably hilarious and entertaining novel from the best-selling author of Skinny Dip and Bad Monkey.

Chaz Perrone might be the only marine scientist in the world who doesn’t know which way the Gulf Stream runs.

Amish candy shop owner and star of TV’s Bailey’s Amish Sweets, Bailey King, has a lot to be excited about.

Bloomsbury presents The Village Trattoria by Annabelle Thorpe, read by Sara Alexander. Italy, 1943.

"The Emperor of Gladness is a poetic, dramatic and vivid story. Epic in its sweep, the novel also handles intimacy and love with delicacy and deep originality.

The autobiography of global human rights icon Nelson Mandela is "riveting . . .

A new novel of artful understatement about mortality, estrangement, and the absurdity of life from the acclaimed author of Unformed Landscape and In Strange Gardens.

Anicet est le premier récit d'Aragon. Il a été commencé alors que l'auteur était encore au front, en 1918.

Geoffrey Becker's Dangerous Men was selected by Charles Baxter as the winner of the fifteenth annual Drue Heinz Literature Prize.

Three surreal, erotically charged stories from Nobel Prize winner Yasunari Kawabata.

Ten-year-old Randal Thane is distressed to be taken from his mother, his governess and his home and sent to prep school.

In Nobel Prize-winning author Peter Handke’s The Left-Handed Woman, a young woman faces loneliness and alienation on a journey to find her own life outside of being a wife and mother.

Paul-Loup Sulitzer renoue avec la veine sensationnelle du western financier - Money, Cash, Fortune, Le Roi vert - qui a fait son triomphe.

Nobel Prize winner Peter Handke’s autobiographical novel My Year in No-Man’s Bay is “a meditation on two decades of a writer’s life culminating in a solitary, sobering year of reckoning” (Publisher

Imbued with passion, creativity, and insight, Brandon Reid's debut novel is a wonderfully creative coming-of-age story exploring indigeneity, masculinity, and cultural tradition.