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A masterpiece of 20th-century Russian literature-now in its first complete English translation.

Onze voix, onze personnages racontent la fin de l'amour. Comment tout cela est-il arrivé ?

Première partie : Le visage Deuxième partie : L'immortalité Troisième partie : La lutte Les sœurs. Les lunettes noires. Le corps. L'addition et la soustraction.

Ivan E.

"Nobody writes more astutely or affectingly about [love]... than Penelope Lively." — The Washington Post.

Ivan E. Coyote is a master storyteller; her beautiful, funny stories about growing up a lesbian butch in the Canadian North attract audiences both gay and straight.

Here is a new collection of twelve absorbing, deeply compassionate tales that reveal the subtle revenges of love and indifference, the deep wells of affection, and the strange, breathtaking tricks

Fourteen tales selected from the breadth of Dazai's fabled career, some never before seen in English. "No one really understands how we suffer.

'Though their house was new, the wall had been there a long time.' In these two stories, which have never before been translated into English, Tsushima shows how memories, dreams and flee

These five rich, witty and magical stories from the author of Out of Africa include one of her most well known tales, 'Babette's Feast', which was made into the classic film.

In Close to Spider Man—which won a Danuta Gleed Literary Award—readers were introduced to the crystalline storytelling voice of Ivan Coyote.

With dreamlike stories and dark humor, Anecdotes is a hybrid collection in four parts examining the pressing realities of sexual violence, abuse, and environmental collapse.

Finalist, Dayne Ogilvie Prize for LGBTQ2S+ Emerging Writers (Writers' Trust of Canada).

Simon, célèbre journaliste et écrivain engagé, est retrouvé mort à 40 ans dans le parc aménagé sur les ruines de la Zone.

A collection of short stories from the Hugo and Nebula award-winning author who "has the imagination of six ordinary science fiction writers" (George R.R. Martin)—John Varley.