Previews (22 Listed volumes)
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Jonathan Coe
The Proof of My Innocence
A blisteringly funny political critique wrapped up in a murder mystery, from one of Britain’s most beloved novelists -
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Karen Powell
Fifteen Wild Decembers
Fifteen Wild Decembers is the dazzling second novel from a writer who has been compared to Shirley Hazzard and Graham Greene, and whose first novel was described as “utterly stunning,” mesmerizing' and hailed as “a masterpiece.” -
Annika Norlin
The Colony
A mega best-seller in Sweden, with rights sold to over a dozen countries and a TV adaptation underway, Annika Norlin’s debut novel The Colony is the biggest Swedish literary phenomenon since Fredrik Backman’s A Man Called Ove. -
Giovana Madalosso
The Tokyo Suite
The English-language debut of one of the most exciting voices in contemporary Brazilian literature, The Tokyo Suite is a gripping exploration of the complexities of modern family dynamics and the tensions hiding just under the surface of ordinary lives. -
Robert Seethaler
The Café with No Name
From one of Austria’s most beloved and best-selling authors, comes this vibrant tale of love, companionship, and renewal set against the transformations of 1960s Vienna. -
Sacha Naspini
The Malcontents
There is a village carved into the rock of the Maremma hinterland in Tuscany and its name is Le Case. A dying country. A provincial trap. A microcosm of characters who are as vivid as they are universal, their days unchanging and at times tedious. -
Joseph O’Connor
The Ghosts of Rome
In the final months of World War II, a clandestine group known as The Choir successfully smuggles thousands of escapees out of Nazi-occupied Rome via a secret route known as the Escape Line. When an unidentified airman falls wounded from the sky, The Choir is plunged into danger and the survival... -
Amira Ghenim
A Calamity of Noble Houses
A finalist for the 2021 International Prize for Arabic Fiction, a compelling saga of two families that illuminates the lives of women in modern Tunisia -
Delphine Horvilleur
How Isn’t It Going?
From France’s leading Jewish intellectual, an intimate yet universal meditation on October 7, its legacy, and the way forward