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The Neapolitan Quartet
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Elena Ferrante
My Brilliant Friend
2012, pp. 336, $ 18.00A modern masterpiece from one of Italy’s most acclaimed authors, My Brilliant Friend is a rich, intense, and generous-hearted story about... -
Elena Ferrante
The Story of a New Name
2013, pp. 480, $ 18.00The Story of a New Name is a sweeping, generous-hearted, and brilliantly realized masterpiece by one of Italy's most important contemporary... -
Elena Ferrante
Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay
2014, pp. 400, $ 18.00In this third Neapolitan novel, Elena and Lila, the two girls whom readers first met in My Brilliant Friend, have become women. -
Elena Ferrante
The Story of the Lost Child
2015, pp. 480, $ 18.00This fourth and final of Elena Ferrante's renowned Neapolitan Novels follows the concluding chapter in the moving and turbulent friendship of Elena...
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Thomas Schlesser’s Barnes & Noble Tour for Mona’s Eyes
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Anne & Claire Berest on tour for Gabriële
Join the best-selling author of The Postcard, Anne Berest, and her sister, novelist Claire Berest, on tour for their highly anticipated new novel, Gabriële. -
In Memory of Tim Mohr
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In the gripping novel Madelaine Before the Dawn, a wiry orphan sharpens her vigilante instincts to defend the villagers who took her in.
— Foreword Reviews, Mar 1 2026![]()
"Anyone who admires Wilde, whether as a dazzling wit, a political progressive or a gay icon, should recognise how important Holland’s work has been in rehabilitating his grandfather’s reputation. Indeed, these days you don’t even need to have read any Wilde to see how...— The Times, Jan 20 2026![]()
Simon, the founding publisher of Seven Stories and coauthor of Run Run Run: The Lives of Abbie Hoffman, captures the rhythms of small-town New Hampshire in his lyrical debut novel.
— Publishers Weekly, Jan 20 2026![]()
The first in a series, Kokun is an ecofeminist epic fantasy by the highly regarded Japanese anthropologist and storyteller Nahoko Uehashi. With a focus on agrarian resources in a threatened empire, Kokun is unconventional and timely.
— Ms. Magazine, Jan 20 2026![]()
“Tangerinn is the kind of story I hope to encounter more often. In a novel where almost every character is a migrant, changing countries is practically a fact of life. It sounds like being human.”— The New York Times Book Review, Jan 20 2026![]()
Tangerinn is a sort of millennial coming-of-age novel—a story of blooming beyond the social images and pressures that can get confused with a meaningful life.— Asymptote Journal, Jan 19 2026![]()
Tangerinn is thus a search for something, a halting probe made concrete by Anechoum’s fluid scene-generation and faultless ear for both conversation and Mina’s measured but worried take on her world.— On the Seawall, Jan 6 2026![]()
In October, after spending 21 years in an Israeli prison, the acclaimed Palestinian novelist and poet Baddem Khandaqji was released and exiled to Egypt, where he was finally reunited with his sister.
— Literary Hub, Jan 6 2026
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