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Gene Wolfe takes us to a future North America at once familiar and utterly strange.

In 1973, fifteen-year-old Qʔóqʔéskʔiʔ, or "Squito" Bob, is a mixed-blood Nleʔkepmx boy trying to find his place in a small, mostly Native town.

In Homer's Daughter Robert Graves recreates the Odyssey.

The Night Circus meets Lonely Castle in the Mirror in this multi-award-winning Japanese bestseller, available finally in an English translation by Philip Gabriel, a translator of Murakami.

Compelling and darkly comic, Hot Springs is the road-trip love story about a young woman who gave up her child for adoption and her quest, five years later, to steal the child back.

'One of the greatest football novels ever written and a comic masterpiece' DJ Taylor. 'But is this story believable?

Elle aurait dû mourir. Il donnerait sa vie pour elle. Il a suffi d'une seconde, d'un regard, pour que la vie d'Alexandra bascule à jamais.

A powerful and inspiring story about a transgender teen's struggle to find his own path—and love his true self. J had always felt different.

Wonderfully funny and also deeply touching, I Am One of You Forever is the story of a young boy's coming of age.

Set in a small Mennonite community in Pennsylvania in 1896, this novel depicts the reaction of the "plain people" to various modern encroachments.

How wonderful, that you could cross the ocean and still find yourself looking at mothers and children walking the streets, peering into store windows, and catching buses to get home in time for din

This collection of short stories by Bernard Malamud includes: Idiots First, Black Is My Favorite Color, Still Life, The Death of Me, A Choice of Profession, Life Is Better Than Death, The Jewbird,

When four college friends graduated from the University of Northwest Oregon, their lives stretched before them, full of promise and vows to stay connected.

From award-winning author Charlie Jane Anders comes an original space opera short story "If You Take My Meaning." As an ex-smuggler and two-time reluctant revolutionary, Alyssa is used to

A classic California noir with a feminist twist, this prescient 1947 novel exposed misogyny in post-World War II American society, making it far ahead of its time.