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Hervé Le Corre
Dogs and Wolves
From the master of French noir and winner of the French Voices Prize, a gripping mystery about the blossoming of poisonous passions set in the brooding landscapes of Gironde, France -
Delphine de Vigan
Kids Run the Show
A cautionary tale for a world in which social media has shattered the boundaries of intimacy. -
Domenico Starnone
The Mortal and Immortal Life of the Girl from Milan
Children can be cruel, and children can love as passionately as adults, more so at times. When these two facts combine and ignite the imagination of Italy’s greatest contemporary novelist, extraordinary, unexpected things can come of it. Like this seemingly simply novel that bellies remarkable psychological... -
Domenico Starnone
The Mortal and Immortal Life of the Girl from Milan
Children can be cruel, and children can love as passionately as adults, more so at times. When these two facts combine and ignite the imagination of Italy’s greatest contemporary novelist, extraordinary, unexpected things can come of it. Like this seemingly simply novel that bellies remarkable psychological... -
Catherine Bardon
The Ogre’s Daughter
The turbulent life story of Flor de Oro Trujillo, the eldest child of one of the world’s most brutal dictators. -
Catherine Bardon
The Ogre’s Daughter
The turbulent life story of Flor de Oro Trujillo, the eldest child of one of the world’s most brutal dictators. -
Nicola Lagioia
The City of the Living
From the winner of the Strega Prize, a spellbinding investigation of one of the most vicious crimes in recent Italian history and a journey into the darkest corners of Rome and of the human soul. -
Andrea Marcolongo
Moving the Moon: A Night at the Acropolis Museum
From one of Europe’s most original and brilliant classicists, an inspiring and deeply personal reflection on loss, memory, and what we owe the past and others, inspired by a night spent in Athens’ Acropolis Museum -
Andrea Marcolongo
Moving the Moon: A Night at the Acropolis Museum
From one of Europe’s most original and brilliant classicists, an inspiring and deeply personal reflection on loss, memory, and what we owe the past and others, inspired by a night spent in Athens’ Acropolis Museum -
Catherine Chidgey
The Axeman's Carnival
A dazzling portrayal of humanity and the natural world that perfectly balances violence and humor