Search results (568 Listed volumes)
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Jonathan Coe
Bournville
A tender and wickedly funny portrait of England told through four generations of one family. -
Maurizio de Giovanni
Bread
In the fifth installment in Maurizio de Giovanni’s bestselling series, the Bastards of Pizzofalcone face their hardest challenge yet: will they emerge stronger or will they succumb to Naples’s darkest forces? -
Mieko Kawakami
Breasts and Eggs
“One of Japan’s brightest stars is set to explode across the global skies of literature.” —Japan Times -
Mieko Kawakami
Breasts and Eggs
“One of Japan’s brightest stars is set to explode across the global skies of literature.” —Japan Times -
Michele Zackheim
Broken Colors
An accomplished woman’s journey toward the making of great art and the nature of love. -
Alina Bronsky
Broken Glass Park
"A riveting debut...Sascha's hunger for life shines through her relentless fight to leave behind a painful childhood."—Publishers Weekly (Starred) -
Mohamed Mbougar Sarr
Brotherhood
WINNER of the French Voices Grand Prize, Prix Ahmadou Kourouma, and Grand Prix du Roman Métis Mohamed Mbougar Sarr’s searing and thought-provoking debut novel, Brotherhood takes place in the imaginary town of Kalep, where a fundamentalist Islamist government has spread its brutal... -
Raphaël Jerusalmy
The Brotherhood of Book Hunters
In this riveting tale of plots and counterplots that takes place in Jerusalem, France, and Italy, Raphaël Jerusalmy leaves readers out of breath and with their heads spinning -
Maurizio de Giovanni
By My Hand: A Commissario Ricciardi Mystery
“De Giovanni has created one of the most interesting and well-drawn detectives in fiction, and this book is a real treat that should not be missed by crime lovers.”— The Daily Beast -
Massimo Recalcati, Will Schutt
Cain’s Act
From one of Italy’s most renowned philosophers and psychoanalysts, an urgent and stirring reflection on violence, morality, and our relationship with the Other. What lies at the foundation of human history and life in a society? According to Massimo Recalcati, it is not the sentiment of...