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As a young parish priest, Father Christopher has heard many confessions, but his own tale is more astounding than any revelation he has ever encountered in the confessional - for Chris was once a p

Finalist for the 2021 National Book Award for Translated Literature.

Tales that take you behind the scenes of a powerful New York law firm, from the New York Times–bestselling author of The Partners.

Chloé sillonne en skateboard les rues désertes d’une basse-ville de Québec confinée.

Growing up in Kenya in the early twentieth century, the brothers Matu and Muthegi are raised according to customs that, they are told, have existed since the beginning of the world.

Two novels from Nicola Barker, published together in a single volume.

"Suspenseful, touching, and beautifully written." - Margaret George, New York Times bestselling author of Elizabeth I. "A gorgeous, emotional book.

À 30 ans d'intervalle, deux enfants disparaissent dans des circonstances nébuleuses.

L’inspecteur Dieuswalwe Azémar mène une lutte sans merci contre la corruption en Haïti.

Sparksville—where everybody knows everybody. Or do they?

Winner of the Shorts Award for Americana Fiction A debut collection of genre-bending short histories and novellas spanning 16th- through early 20th-century.

How far would you be willing to go for your best friend?

"A compelling narrative layered with intersections of gender, sexuality, and spirituality."—Booklist After an assault, bigender seventeen-year-old Aleks/Alexis is looking for a fresh star

Something Special was previously unpublished except in a 1950s anthology and in Japan, and rediscovered after her death. It is the only short story that Iris Murdoch ever wrote for publication.

All Nadzia Kaminski wanted was to finish writing her novel. When she finally completed the manuscript for Crimson Mayhem, she did what any writer would: gave it to her best friend to read.