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Caleb’s Crossing<br />
A Novel<br />
Geraldine Brooks<br />
Bethia Mayfield is a restless and curious young woman<br />
growing up in Martha’s Vineyard in the 1660s amid a small<br />
band of pioneering English Puritans. At age twelve, she<br />
meets Caleb, the young son of a chieftain, and the two<br />
forge a secret bond that draws each into the alien world of<br />
the other. Bethia’s father is a Calvinist minister who seeks<br />
to convert the native Wampanoag, and Caleb becomes a<br />
prize in the contest between old ways and new, eventually<br />
becoming the first Native American graduate of Harvard<br />
College. Inspired by a true story and narrated by the<br />
irresistible Bethia, Caleb’s Crossing brilliantly captures the<br />
triumphs and turmoil of two brave, openhearted spirits<br />
who risk everything in a search for knowledge at a time<br />
of superstition and ignorance.<br />
geRAldine BRooks was a<br />
correspondent for The Wall Street Journal in<br />
Bosnia, Somalia, and the Middle East before<br />
taking up fiction writing. Born and raised in<br />
Australia, she lives in Martha’s Vineyard with<br />
her husband, the author Tony Horwitz.<br />
“Caleb’s Crossing could not be more<br />
enlightening and involving.<br />
Beautifully written from beginning to end, it<br />
reconfirms Geraldine Brooks’s reputation as one<br />
of our most supple and insightful novelists.”<br />
—Jane Smiley, The New York Times Book Review<br />
“ Original and compelling . . . Bethia is a<br />
fabulously engaging character.”<br />
—The Washington Post<br />
“ A dazzling act of the imagination.”<br />
—The Boston Globe<br />
“ [Bethia’s] voice—rendered by Brooks<br />
with exacting attention to the language<br />
and rhythm of the seventeenth century—is<br />
captivatingly true to her time.”<br />
—The New Yorker<br />
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A New York Times bestselling<br />
tale of passion and belief,<br />
magic and adventure from the<br />
Pulitzer Prize–winning author<br />
n A bestseller on the New York Times, Los Angeles<br />
Times, Washington Post, Boston Globe, San Francisco<br />
Chronicle, and Publishers Weekly lists<br />
n Geraldine Brooks’s four novels, Caleb’s Crossing,<br />
People of the Book, March, and Year of Wonders,<br />
have all been New York Times bestsellers<br />
n There are more than 1.6 million copies of Brooks’s<br />
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n March was awarded a Pulitzer Prize<br />
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Midnight in Peking<br />
How the Murder of a Young Englishwoman Haunted the Last Days of Old China<br />
Paul French<br />
Peking, January 1937. The Legation Quarter, home to<br />
wealthy foreigners, glitters with privilege, and scandal and<br />
gossip are currency. But as the Japanese are encircling<br />
Peking in an ever-tightening noose, the city is on edge.<br />
The murder of a beautiful young British woman, her body<br />
found brutally mutilated, sends shockwaves through the<br />
city. Who could commit such a crime? With the suspect<br />
list growing and clues sparse, two detectives—one British<br />
and one Chinese—race against the clock to solve the crime<br />
before the Japanese invade and Peking as they know it is<br />
gone forever. Seventy-five years later, historian and China<br />
expert Paul French introduces this dramatic crime to<br />
modern readers.<br />
PAul fRenCh lives in Shanghai,<br />
where he is a business advisor and analyst.<br />
He frequently comments on China for the<br />
English-speaking press around the world.<br />
French studied history, economics, and<br />
Mandarin at university and has an M.Phil. in<br />
economics from the University of Glasgow.<br />
“ Paul French wonderfully evokes [Peking] in<br />
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In the last days of old Peking,<br />
where anything goes, can a<br />
murderer escape justice?<br />
n A <strong>Penguin</strong> Hardcover<br />
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n Also available as an e-book<br />
Studio portrait of Pamela Werner, 1936.<br />
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22 Britannia Road<br />
A Novel<br />
Amanda Hodgkinson<br />
Debuting its first week on the New York Times bestseller<br />
list and earning comparisons to Sophie’s Choice and Sarah’s<br />
Key, 22 Britannia Road is an astonishing first novel that<br />
powerfully chronicles one family’s struggle to create a<br />
home in the aftermath of war.<br />
With World War II finally over, Silvana and her sevenyear-old<br />
son, Aurek, board the ship that will take them to<br />
England, where Silvana’s husband, Janusz—determined to<br />
forget his ghosts—has rented a little house at 22 Britannia<br />
Road. But after years spent hiding in the forests of Poland,<br />
Aurek is wild, almost feral. And for Silvana, who cannot<br />
escape the painful memory of a shattering wartime act,<br />
forgetting is not a possibility.<br />
AMAndA hodgkinson was<br />
born in Burnham-on-Sea, England, and lives<br />
with her husband and two daughters in a<br />
farmhouse in the southwest of France. This is<br />
her first novel.<br />
“A riveting novel.”<br />
—O, The Oprah Magazine<br />
“ Hodgkinson’s portrait of the primal bond<br />
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indelible impression.”<br />
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“A most accomplished first novel—powerful<br />
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“ Haunting . . . This moving tale of what war<br />
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“ Gripping . . . A deeply felt<br />
debut.” —Helen Simonson,<br />
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Pettigrew’s Last Stand<br />
n A New York Times bestseller<br />
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Aurek pulled at her hand and Silvana dropped to her knees,<br />
wiping her mouth with the back of her sleeve, trying to smile.<br />
The boy was the reason she was making this journey. A boy<br />
must have a father. Soon the past would be behind them and<br />
England would become their present. She ran her fingers<br />
through Aurek’s cropped hair and he wrapped his arms<br />
around her neck. She was on her way to a new life and her one<br />
piece of Poland was still with her.<br />
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On China<br />
Henry Kissinger<br />
In this sweeping and insightful history, Henry Kissinger<br />
turns for the first time at book length to a country he has<br />
known intimately for decades and whose modern relations<br />
with the West he helped shape. On China illuminates the<br />
inner workings of Chinese diplomacy during such pivotal<br />
events as the initial encounters between China and<br />
tight line modern European powers, the formation and<br />
breakdown of the Sino-Soviet alliance, the Korean War,<br />
and Richard Nixon’s historic trip to Beijing. With a new<br />
final chapter on the emerging superpower’s twenty-firstcentury<br />
role in global politics and economics, On China<br />
provides historical perspective on Chinese foreign affairs<br />
from one of the premier statesmen of our time.<br />
henRy kissingeR served as<br />
National Security Advisor and then Secretary<br />
of State under Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.<br />
He received the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize, the<br />
Presidential Medal of Freedom, and the Medal<br />
of Liberty, among other awards.<br />
“ Fluent, fascinating . . . part history,<br />
part memoir and above all an examination of<br />
the premises, methods, and aims of Chinese<br />
foreign policy.” —The Wall Street Journal<br />
“ Part reminiscence, part<br />
reflection, part history, and part<br />
intuitive exploration.”<br />
—The New York Review of <strong>Books</strong><br />
“ Fascinating . . . the man who helped shape<br />
modern East-West relations presents an often<br />
unsettling, occasionally hopeful, and always<br />
compelling account of what we’re<br />
up against.” —The Chicago Sun-Times<br />
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“ Fascinating, shrewd . . . The<br />
book deftly traces the rhythms<br />
and patterns of Chinese<br />
history.” —Michiko Kakutani,<br />
The New York Times<br />
n A New York Times bestseller<br />
n More than 100,000 copies of the <strong>Penguin</strong> Press<br />
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n With a new afterword by the author<br />
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“ A major novel . . . the most<br />
beautifully executed, the clearest, and the<br />
most important utterance yet made by<br />
the generation Kerouac himself named<br />
years ago as ‘ beat.’”<br />
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Jack Kerouac’s groundbreaking novel —<br />
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On the Road<br />
Jack Kerouac<br />
In what is sure to be one of the major cinematic events of <strong>2012</strong>,<br />
Jack Kerouac’s legendary Beat classic, On the Road, will finally hit<br />
the big screen. Directed by Walter Salles (The Motorcycle Diaries;<br />
Paris, Je T’Aime) and with a cast of some of Hollywood’s biggest<br />
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(Julie & Julia, The Fighter), and Viggo Mortensen (the Lord of the<br />
Rings trilogy, The Road ), the film will attract new fans who will be<br />
inspired by Kerouac’s revolutionary masterwork.<br />
n The film stars Kristen Stewart, Amy Adams, Viggo Mortensen,<br />
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n The film’s U.S. release date will be announced soon<br />
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JACk keRouAC (1922–1969) was one of the most<br />
controversial and influential writers of the Beat Generation. His<br />
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“ Jack’s Book is first-rate . . . it offers<br />
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“ I consider Jack’s Book an essential<br />
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“ A fascinating literary and historical<br />
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the Beat Generation.” —Dan Wakefield,<br />
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Going All the Way<br />
Jack’s Book<br />
An Oral Biography of Jack Kerouac<br />
Barry Gifford and Lawrence Lee<br />
First published in 1978, Jack’s Book gives us an intimate look into<br />
the life and times of the “King of the Beats.” Through the words<br />
of the close friends, lovers, artists, and drinking buddies who<br />
survived him, writers Barry Gifford and Lawrence Lee recount<br />
Jack Kerouac’s story, from his childhood in Lowell, Massachusetts,<br />
to his tragic end in Florida at the age of forty-seven. Including<br />
anecdotes from an eclectic list of well-known figures such as<br />
Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs, and Gore Vidal, as well<br />
as Kerouac’s ordinary acquaintances, this groundbreaking oral<br />
biography—the first of its kind—presents us with a remarkably<br />
insightful portrait of an American legend and the spirit of a<br />
generation.<br />
n Includes firsthand stories from the most famous creative figures<br />
of the Beat era—Allen Ginsberg, Neal Cassady, William S. Burroughs,<br />
William Gaddis, and Lawrence Ferlinghetti<br />
n Also includes a character key of the people in Kerouac’s life and their<br />
fictional counterparts<br />
n With an updated introduction<br />
BARRy giffoRd is a poet, novelist, screenwriter, and librettist<br />
best known for the novel Wild at Heart, which was adapted into an<br />
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Lynch’s film Lost Highway. Published in twenty-eight languages, he has<br />
been the recipient of awards from PEN, the National Endowment for the<br />
Arts, the American Library Association, and the Writers Guild of America.<br />
He lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.<br />
lAwRenCe lee (d. 1990) was a Peabody Award–winning<br />
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The Spy Who Came In from the Cold<br />
A Novel<br />
John le Carré<br />
Setting a standard that has never been surpassed, The Spy<br />
Who Came In from the Cold is John le Carré’s third novel<br />
and the masterwork that changed his life forever.<br />
In the shadow of the newly erected Berlin Wall, Alec<br />
Leamas watches as his last agent is shot dead by East<br />
German sentries. For Leamas, the head of Berlin Station,<br />
the Cold War is over. As he faces the prospect of retirement<br />
or worse, a desk job—Control offers him a unique<br />
opportunity for revenge. First published in 1963 and made<br />
into a movie starring Richard Burton and Claire Bloom,<br />
this devastating tale of espionage and duplicity offers a<br />
perfect example of le Carré’s chillingly amoral universe.<br />
John le CARRé is the nom de<br />
plume of David Cornwell, who was a member<br />
of the British Foreign Service from 1959 to<br />
1964. He is the author of twenty-two novels,<br />
many of which have been made into films,<br />
including Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy and The<br />
Little Drummer Girl. He divides his time<br />
between London and Cornwall, England.<br />
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“ The best spy story I have ever<br />
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“ First-rate and tremendously<br />
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“ Written . . . with a pitiless, elegant<br />
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is a first-rate thriller and more.” —Time<br />
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n The Spy Who Came In from the Cold was awarded the<br />
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was the first work to win both prizes<br />
n In 2005, it was awarded the Dagger of Daggers, a onetime<br />
award given to the Gold Dagger winner regarded<br />
as the standout among the other winners in the award’s<br />
50-year history<br />
n One of Time magazine’s Best 100 English-Language<br />
Novels from 1923 to the Present<br />
n The film adaptation of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy<br />
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n Visit johnlecarre.com<br />
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A Jane Austen Education<br />
How Six Novels Taught Me About Love, Friendship, and the Things That Really Matter<br />
William Deresiewicz<br />
Before he discovered Jane Austen, William Deresiewicz<br />
was a very different young man. A sullen and arrogant<br />
graduate student, he never thought Austen would have<br />
anything to offer him. Then he read Emma—and everything<br />
changed.<br />
In this unique and lyrical book, Deresiewicz weaves<br />
the misadventures of Austen’s characters with his own<br />
youthful follies, demonstrating the power of the great<br />
novelist’s teachings—and how, for Austen, growing up and<br />
making mistakes are one and the same. Honest, erudite,<br />
and deeply moving, A Jane Austen Education is the story<br />
of one man’s discovery of the world outside himself.<br />
williAM deResiewiCz is a<br />
widely published book critic and the author<br />
of Jane Austen and the Romantic Poets.<br />
He was nominated for National Magazine<br />
Awards in 2008, 2009, and 2011 and the<br />
National Book Critics Circle’s Nona Balakian<br />
Citation for Excellence in Reviewing in 2010<br />
and 2011.<br />
“ Like Austen, Deresiewicz is lucid, principled<br />
and knows how to think as well as how to feel,<br />
without ever sacrificing one to the other . . .<br />
delightful and enlightening.”<br />
—Slate<br />
“ An entertaining and original version<br />
of literary criticism—as autobiography.”<br />
—The Seattle Times<br />
“ [Deresiewicz] writes with wit, charm and<br />
candor, and the result is simply delightful.”<br />
—The Associated Press<br />
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“ Sharp, endearingly self-effacing<br />
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Times Book Review<br />
n Visit billderesiewicz.com<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
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n e w y o r k t i m e s b e s t s e l l e r<br />
The Compass of Pleasure<br />
How Our Brains Make Fatty Foods, Orgasm, Exercise, Marijuana,<br />
Generosity, Vodka, Learning, and Gambling Feel So Good<br />
David J. Linden<br />
As he did in his award-winning book The Accidental Mind,<br />
David J. Linden—highly regarded neuroscientist, profes-<br />
sor, and writer—weaves empirical science with entertain-<br />
ing anecdotes to explain how the gamut of behaviors that<br />
give us a buzz actually operates. The Compass of Pleasure<br />
makes clear why drugs like nicotine and heroin are addictive<br />
while LSD is not, how fast food restaurants ensure<br />
that diners will eat more, why some people cannot resist<br />
the appeal of a new sexual encounter, and much more.<br />
Provocative and illuminating, this is a radically new and<br />
thorough look at the desires that often define us.<br />
dAvid J. linden is a professor of<br />
neuroscience at the Johns Hopkins University<br />
School of Medicine. The author of The<br />
Accidental Mind—winner of an Independent<br />
Book Silver Medal—he serves as the editor<br />
in chief of the Journal of Neurophysiology.<br />
He lives in Baltimore, Maryland.<br />
“ Our behavior will never be explained by one<br />
brain circuit—or one book, for that matter. But<br />
Linden has provided the first stalwart steps<br />
into this new frontier.” —Brian Mossop,<br />
Scientific American MIND<br />
“ Linden’s conversational style, his abundant<br />
use of anecdotes, and his successful coupling<br />
of wit with insight make [The Compass of<br />
Pleasure] a joy to read. Even the footnotes are<br />
sprinkled with hidden gems.”<br />
—Publishers Weekly<br />
“ Fascinating, by turns technical<br />
and entertaining.” —Booklist<br />
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From the author of<br />
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vice and virtue through cuttingedge<br />
science<br />
n A New York Times bestseller<br />
n For readers of The Brain That Changes Itself , This Is<br />
Your Brain on Music, and A Whole New Mind<br />
n Visit compassofpleasure.org<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
Some facts you’ll learn in The Compass of Pleasure:<br />
love is a drug<br />
The brain’s pleasure circuit is similarly activated by heroin, cocaine, and new<br />
love. However, as couples stay together for years, most, but not all, will see this<br />
drug-like activation fade away.<br />
The real reason we overeat<br />
Obese people crave food more than lean people, but get less pleasure from it:<br />
They have to eat more to get the same amount of satisfaction.<br />
vices and virtues<br />
It’s not just our vices like sex and drugs and gambling that activate the pleasure<br />
circuit of our brains. Virtuous behaviors like generosity, learning, meditation, and<br />
exercise do so as well.<br />
The future of pleasure<br />
Within a few years, genetic testing will be able to predict your addiction risk<br />
level. One day, you’ll be able to directly stimulate your pleasure circuit, paving<br />
the way for new combinations of pleasure never before experienced—and<br />
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“ Well timed . . . a powerful<br />
indictment of the current system.”<br />
—The Wall Street Journal<br />
“ Pariser’s vision of the Internet’s near<br />
future is compelling.”<br />
—The Boston Globe<br />
“ [An] important new inquiry into the<br />
dangers of excessive personalization . . .<br />
entertaining . . . provocative.”<br />
—The New York Times Book Review<br />
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From Web guru Eli Pariser, an<br />
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personalization undermines the<br />
Internet’s original purpose<br />
n e w y o r k t i m e s b e s t s e l l e r<br />
The Filter Bubble<br />
How the New Personalized Web Is Changing What We Read<br />
and How We Think<br />
Eli Pariser<br />
The race to collect as much personal data about us as possible—<br />
and to customize our online experience accordingly—is now the<br />
defining battle for today’s Internet giants, such as Google, Facebook,<br />
Apple, and Microsoft. As a result, each of us will increasingly<br />
live in our own unique information universe—what MoveOn.org<br />
board president Eli Pariser calls the “filter bubble.” In this groundbreaking<br />
account, Pariser lays bare the personalization that is invisibly<br />
taking place on every major website and reveals how it will<br />
limit what we are exposed to in the future, and will leave less room<br />
for creativity, innovation, and the democratic exchange of ideas.<br />
n A New York Times bestseller<br />
n MoveOn.org is a progressive organization with more than<br />
5 million members<br />
n Named one of 10 Essential <strong>Books</strong> for Thought-Provoking<br />
<strong>Summer</strong> Reading by The Atlantic<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
A pioneer in online politics, eli PARiseR is the board<br />
president and former executive director of MoveOn.org. His op-eds<br />
have appeared in The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and<br />
The Wall Street Journal. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.<br />
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Praise for Wayne Biddle’s A Field Guide<br />
to Germs:<br />
“ An engaging account of the merciless<br />
microbes among us.” —The Washington Post<br />
“ Biddle manages to make mayhem so<br />
interesting that we read on, avidly.”<br />
—Smithsonian Magazine<br />
“ An irreverent handbook for the<br />
microbe maniac.” —GQ<br />
A comprehensive and accessible guide to<br />
understanding how radiation affects our<br />
everyday lives<br />
A Field Guide<br />
to Radiation<br />
Wayne Biddle<br />
Nuclear energy, X-rays, radon, cell phones . . . radiation is part<br />
of the way we live on a daily basis, and yet the sources and<br />
repercussions of our exposure to it remain mysterious. Now<br />
Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Wayne Biddle offers a first-ofits-kind<br />
guide to understanding this fundamental aspect of the<br />
universe. From fallout to radiation poisoning, alpha particles to<br />
cosmic rays, Biddle illuminates the history, meaning, and health<br />
implications of one hundred scientific terms in succinct, witty<br />
essays. A Field Guide to Radiation is an essential, engaging<br />
handbook that offers wisdom and common sense for today’s<br />
increasingly nuclear world.<br />
n Wayne Biddle is a Pulitzer Prize–winning former New York Times journalist<br />
n Includes photos throughout<br />
n A Field Guide to Germs has been in print for more than 25 years<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
wAyne Biddle is the author of five books, including<br />
A Field Guide to Germs, winner of an American Medical Writers<br />
Association Award, and Dark Side of the Moon, which was<br />
selected as a New York Times Book Review Editor’s Choice. He<br />
teaches at Johns Hopkins University and lives in rural Maryland.<br />
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In this bawdy, raucous, and unabashedly<br />
frank novel, youth is certainly not wasted<br />
on the young<br />
Grow Up<br />
A Novel<br />
Ben Brooks<br />
Hailed as “one of the most hilarious and well-observed accounts<br />
of teenage debauchery you are ever likely to read” by the trendsetting<br />
British lifestyle magazine Dazed & Confused, Ben Brooks’s<br />
Grow Up is a shocking and stylish coming-of-age story that plumbs<br />
the depths of teenage angst in the age of Facebook and viral sex<br />
videos. As Jasper J. Wolf careens through high school, his list of<br />
to-dos includes: get high with friends, seduce the hottest girl in<br />
school, and, last but not least, expose his stepfather as a murderer.<br />
But as growing up soon teaches him, what he wants and what he<br />
gets are often wildly different—and decidedly unexpected.<br />
n For fans of Skins, A Clockwork Orange, and The Catcher in the Rye<br />
n Brooks has a huge online presence and a diverse network of media affiliations<br />
n Visit anineffableplayforvoices.blogspot.com<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
“ Grow Up is absolutely knockout—Brooks is blessed with a<br />
blinding grasp of terse, lyrical prose, and has the<br />
timing of a genius stand-up comic.”<br />
—Richard Milward, author of Apples<br />
“ Sickeningly good. So confident, so stylish. An<br />
unacceptably witty and original debut.”<br />
—Tim Key, author of Instructions, Guidelines, Tutelage,<br />
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Ben BRooks is the author of Fences, An Island of Fifty, The Kasahara<br />
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Pushcart Prize. He was born in 1992 and lives in Gloucestershire, England.<br />
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“ Playful, unpredictable, and<br />
emotionally resonant.” —USA Today<br />
“ What distinguishes Dave from her peers are<br />
her keen observations about creating<br />
lasting love in a freedom obsessed society.”<br />
—Marie Claire<br />
“ Positively shines with wisdom and<br />
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author of This Is Where I Leave You<br />
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The First Husband<br />
A Novel<br />
Laura Dave<br />
Laura Dave has already won adoring fans everywhere from<br />
Hollywood to the heartland. Now, with a slew of rave reviews and<br />
astute insights about modern love, The First Husband is certain to<br />
deliver her breakout success.<br />
Los Angeles–based travel writer Annie Adams thinks she has<br />
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big time, her column is syndicated, and they’ve got a great dog.<br />
Then Nick moves out. Three months later, Annie is married to<br />
Griffin, a down-to-earth chef with a restaurant in the Berkshires.<br />
When Nick asks for a second chance, Annie is torn between her<br />
husband and the man she might have been meant to marry.<br />
n Laura Dave contributes to Self, Glamour, and The Washington Post<br />
n For fans of Jonathan Tropper, Jane Green, and Jennifer Weiner<br />
n Visit lauradave.com<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
lAuRA dAve is a New York City native who now lives in<br />
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Hell Is Empty<br />
A Walt Longmire Mystery<br />
Craig Johnson<br />
Sheriff Walt Longmire marked his seventh outing with a<br />
trip to the New York Times bestseller list. Now, the <strong>Penguin</strong><br />
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A blizzard is coming, and Walt has just been asked to<br />
transport Reynaud Shade deep into the Bighorn Mountains<br />
to retrieve the body of a boy Shade murdered ten years<br />
ago. Guided only by Indian mysticism and a battered<br />
paperback of Dante’s Inferno, Walt braves an icy hell,<br />
cheating death to ensure that justice—both civil and spiritual—is<br />
served.<br />
CRAig Johnson is the author of<br />
the Walt Longmire Mystery series. He lives in<br />
Ucross, Wyoming, population 25.<br />
“ With Hell Is Empty, Craig Johnson delivers<br />
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evocative setting and literary<br />
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wise-cracking Sheriff Walt Longmire creeps<br />
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“ Good stories that take place in the West are in<br />
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—The Denver Post<br />
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n Viking will simultaneously publish the next Longmire<br />
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n Longmire, a television series adapted from<br />
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n Visit craigallenjohnson.com<br />
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Praise for J. M. Coetzee:<br />
“ Many, this reviewer among them, would<br />
consider [Coetzee] the greatest<br />
living novelist in English.”<br />
—The New York Times Book Review<br />
“ It’s a mark of Mr. Coetzee’s power<br />
as a storyteller that he makes<br />
a compelling, indeed,<br />
racing, narrative out of these<br />
hidden wheels within wheels.”<br />
—The New York Times<br />
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The Nobel Prize–winning author’s brilliant<br />
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Scenes from<br />
Provincial Life<br />
Boyhood; Youth; <strong>Summer</strong>time<br />
J. M. Coetzee<br />
Few writers have won as much critical acclaim and as many<br />
admirers in the literary world as J. M. Coetzee. Yet the celebrated<br />
author rarely spoke of himself until the 1997 arrival of Boyhood,<br />
a masterly and evocative tale of a young writer’s beginnings.<br />
Continuing with the fiercely tender Youth and the innovative<br />
<strong>Summer</strong>time, Scenes from Provincial Life is a heartbreaking and<br />
often very funny portrait of the artist by one of the world’s greatest<br />
writers.<br />
n J. M. Coetzee was awarded Booker Prizes for his novels Life and<br />
Times of Michael K and Disgrace<br />
n Boyhood was selected as one of the Best <strong>Books</strong> of the Year by the<br />
San Francisco Chronicle, was a New York Times Notable Book, and<br />
was a National Book Award Critics Circle Award nominee<br />
n Youth was a New York Times Notable Book and a Booklist<br />
Editor’s Choice<br />
n <strong>Summer</strong>time was shortlisted for the Booker Prize<br />
J. M. Coetzee was born in Cape Town, South Africa, and<br />
studied first at the University of Cape Town and later at the University<br />
of Texas at Austin, where he earned a Ph.D. in literature. The first<br />
author to receive the prestigious Booker Prize twice, his celebrated<br />
body of work includes the novels Waiting for the Barbarians, Life and<br />
Times of Michael K, Foe, Disgrace, Elizabeth Costello, Slow Man,<br />
and Diary of a Bad Year. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature<br />
in 2003. He lives in Adelaide, Australia.
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n In the Woods, The Likeness, and Faithful Place<br />
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Faithful Place<br />
“ Tana French’s novels are like big<br />
old trees: the deeper their roots, the<br />
more luxurious the foliage.”<br />
—Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times Book Review<br />
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Coming from Viking in July <strong>2012</strong>—<br />
Broken Harbor<br />
Mick “Scorcher” Kennedy, the brash cop from Tana French’s bestselling<br />
Faithful Place, plays by the book and plays hard. That’s what made him the<br />
Dublin murder squad’s top detective—and that’s what puts the biggest case of<br />
the year into his hands in French’s exhilarating fourth novel.<br />
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John M. Barry<br />
The Great Influenza<br />
“ Gripping . . . Easily our fullest, richest,<br />
most panoramic history of the subject.”<br />
—The New York Times Book Review<br />
Coming from Viking in January <strong>2012</strong>—<br />
Roger Williams and the Creation of the<br />
American Soul<br />
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His latest book tells the story of Roger Williams—the first man to link<br />
religious freedom to individual liberty—and how his ideas continue to shape<br />
our political discourse on the separation of church and state.<br />
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Dave Isay<br />
Listening Is an Act of Love<br />
“ What emerges in these compelling pages is hard-won wisdom<br />
and boundless humanity.”<br />
—Seattle Post-Intelligencer<br />
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February <strong>2012</strong>—All There Is<br />
In his first two books, Storycorps founder Dave Isay shared the remarkable<br />
stories of everyday people all over the country, revealing the many paths<br />
that life and relationships can take. Now, in All There Is, Isay presents<br />
selections that bear witness to real love and its varied forms, enriching our<br />
understanding of that most enduring feeling.<br />
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Elaine Pagels<br />
Reading Judas<br />
“ This elegantly written book makes clear the relevance<br />
of a centuries-old text for a contemporary audience.”<br />
—Booklist (starred review)<br />
Coming from Viking in March <strong>2012</strong>—<br />
Revelations<br />
Through the bestselling books of Elaine Pagels, thousands of readers<br />
have come to know and treasure the suppressed biblical texts known as<br />
the Gnostic Gospels. In her startling and timely new book, she turns her<br />
scholarly eye to the Book of Revelation and explores how often those in<br />
power throughout history have sought to defeat “God’s enemies.”<br />
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Rights: E00 Pub history: previous edition 978-0-14-029183-4<br />
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“ [A] richly insightful account of the inner<br />
conflicts of a generation coming of age.”<br />
—The New York Times Book Review<br />
“ Like the most skillful and subtle of<br />
teachers, [Ahmed] entices you with what seems<br />
like an afternoon chat over tea; only when it is<br />
over do you realize how much you have learned<br />
and how fascinating the journey has<br />
been.” —Library Journal<br />
“ Gracefully written and deeply<br />
felt.” —Booklist<br />
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An Egyptian woman’s reflections on her<br />
changing homeland—updated with an<br />
afterword on the Arab Spring<br />
A Border Passage<br />
From Cairo to America—A Woman’s Journey<br />
Leila Ahmed<br />
In language that vividly evokes the lush summers of Cairo and<br />
the stark beauty of the Arabian desert, Leila Ahmed movingly<br />
recounts her Egyptian childhood growing up in a rich tradition<br />
of Islamic women and describes how she eventually came to<br />
terms with her identity as a feminist living in America. As a young<br />
woman in Cairo in the forties and fifties, Ahmed witnessed some<br />
of the major transformations of this century—the end of British<br />
colonialism, the rise of Arab nationalism, and the breakdown of<br />
Egypt’s once multireligious society. As today’s Egypt continues<br />
to undergo revolutionary change, Ahmed’s inspirational story<br />
remains as poignant and relevant as ever.<br />
n January 25, <strong>2012</strong>, will be the anniversary of the Tahrir Square protests<br />
that marked the beginning of the Egyptian revolution forcing the<br />
resignation of President Hosni Mubarak<br />
n With a new afterword by the author<br />
leilA AhMed is the first professor of Women’s Studies and<br />
Religion at Harvard Divinity School. She is the author of Women and<br />
Gender in Islam. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Mary Karr<br />
The Liars’ Club<br />
n A New York Times bestseller<br />
n Winner of the PEN/Martha Albrand Award<br />
n Kin will be released by Vanguard Records in March <strong>2012</strong><br />
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The landmark memoir by<br />
bestselling author—and now<br />
songwriter—Mary Karr<br />
“ The essential American story . . . a beauty.”<br />
—Jonathan Yardley, The Washington Post Book World<br />
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which Vanguard Records will release in March of <strong>2012</strong>,<br />
features lyrics cowritten by Karr and Crowell and inspired<br />
by their lives and by the ferociously loving yet dysfunctional<br />
families they grew up in. With performances by such stars<br />
as Emmylou Harris, Norah Jones, Lucinda Williams, Vince<br />
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The Silver Boat<br />
A Novel<br />
Luanne Rice<br />
In The Silver Boat, New York Times bestselling author<br />
Luanne Rice has written a heart-wrenching yet heartwarming<br />
portrait of a family in all its flawed complexity.<br />
The McCarthy sisters have come to Martha’s Vineyard to<br />
say good-bye to their family’s beach house—the place they<br />
were happiest together. Each has her own complicated<br />
issues and is struggling with the difficult process of letting<br />
go, but when a cache of old letters spurs them to visit<br />
Ireland, each woman comes to see herself in a new light.<br />
True-to-life sisters, the beach, laughter, and passionate<br />
love—The Silver Boat is everything Rice’s fans love most<br />
and a fantastic way to welcome this much-loved author<br />
to the <strong>Penguin</strong> list.<br />
luAnne RiCe is the author of thirty<br />
novels. She lives in New York City and Old<br />
Lyme, Connecticut.<br />
Praise for the novels of Luanne Rice:<br />
“ Exciting, emotional, terrific.”<br />
—The New York Times Book Review<br />
“ An elegant style, a sharp eye, and a real<br />
warmth. In her hands families, and their values<br />
. . . seem worth cherishing.”<br />
—San Francisco Chronicle<br />
“ Rice writes unabashedly for women, imbuing<br />
her tales with romance and rock-strong<br />
relationships.” —The Chicago Sun-Times<br />
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n Luanne Rice has written 22 New York Times bestsellers<br />
n There are more than 22 million copies of Rice’s novels<br />
in print<br />
n Pamela Dorman <strong>Books</strong> will simultaneously publish<br />
Rice’s next novel, Little Night<br />
n Includes the first chapter of Little Night<br />
n Great for reading groups<br />
n Visit luannerice.net<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
From The Silver Boat:<br />
Looking around the kitchen, Dar knew that “things” mattered.<br />
Sea glass, channeled whelks, and driftwood gathered<br />
on family walks were just as important as other family heirlooms.<br />
She took a deep breath; they had to start somewhere.<br />
Reaching for a small pewter dory on a mahogany shelf above<br />
her grandmother’s spoon collection, Dar held the boat up.<br />
“Who would like this?”<br />
No one spoke. Dar supposed they all harbored secret wishes,<br />
their own private desires for a piece of this paradise.<br />
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The Borrower<br />
A Novel<br />
Rebecca Makkai<br />
Lucy Hull, a children’s librarian in Hannibal, Missouri,<br />
finds herself both kidnapper and kidnapped when her<br />
favorite patron, ten-year-old Ian Drake, runs away from<br />
home. Ian needs Lucy’s help to smuggle books past his<br />
overbearing mother, who has enrolled Ian in weekly antigay<br />
classes. Desperate to save him from the Drakes, Lucy<br />
allows herself to be hijacked by Ian when she finds him<br />
camped out in the library after hours, and the odd pair<br />
embarks on a crazy road trip. But is it just Ian who is running<br />
away? And should Lucy be trying to save a boy from<br />
his own parents?<br />
ReBeCCA MAkkAi lives in Chicago<br />
with her husband and two daughters. This is<br />
her first novel.<br />
“ Makkai’s probing novel reminds us that<br />
literature matters because it helps us<br />
discover ourselves while exploring the<br />
worlds of others.” —Chicago Tribune<br />
“ How could a reader of any age resist . . . The<br />
Borrower? Part caper . . . part coming-of-age<br />
story, it manages, with good humor and<br />
wry self-knowledge, to read our minds.”<br />
—O, The Oprah Magazine<br />
“ An appealing, nonromantic love story about<br />
an unexpected pairing—and a surprisingly<br />
moving one.” —The New York Times<br />
“ A lively, lovely read that delicately weaves<br />
together social activism, literary culture, and<br />
the quintessential road trip. . . .<br />
Reading The Borrower is like taking a blissfully<br />
nostalgic journey into the bookshelves of<br />
American childhood.” —WSJ.com<br />
Readers Guide available at penguin.com<br />
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“ Rarely is a first novel as smart<br />
and engaging and learned and<br />
funny and moving as<br />
The Borrower.”<br />
—Richard Russo, author of Pulitzer<br />
Prize–winning Empire Falls<br />
n Rebecca Makkai’s stories have been anthologized in<br />
The Best American Short Stories 2011, 2010, 2009, and<br />
2008 and numerous other publications<br />
n For fans of Little Bee and Major Pettigrew’s Last Stand<br />
n A hardcover sales favorite<br />
n Great for reading groups<br />
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n Also available as an e-book<br />
From The Borrower:<br />
I might be the villain of this story. Even now, it’s hard to tell.<br />
Back at the library, amid the books and books on ancient<br />
Egypt, the picture the children loved most showed the god of<br />
death weighing a dead man’s heart against a feather. There is<br />
this consolation, then, at least: One day, I will know my guilt.<br />
I’ve left behind everyone I used to know. I’ve found another<br />
library, one with oak walls, iron railings. A college library,<br />
where the borrowers already know what they’re looking for.<br />
I scan their books and they barely acknowledge me through<br />
their caffeinated haze. It’s nothing like my old stained-carpet,<br />
brick-walled library, but the books are the same—same spines,<br />
same codes on yellowed labels. I know what’s in them all. They<br />
whisper their judgment down.<br />
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Pub history: Viking hc 978-0-670-02281-6<br />
On sale: 5/29/<strong>2012</strong><br />
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Sports/Reference 5 1 /16 x 7 3 /4 384 pp.<br />
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The must-have guide to the<br />
<strong>2012</strong> <strong>Summer</strong> Olympic Games<br />
How to Watch the Olympics<br />
An Instant Initiation into the Stories, Statistics, Heroes, and<br />
Zeroes of Every Sport<br />
David Goldblatt and Johnny Acton<br />
Next summer, millions of Americans will tune into the Olympic<br />
Games, the largest and most popular sporting event in the world.<br />
Yet while it’s easy to be fascinated by agile gymnasts, poised<br />
equestrians, and perfectly synchronized swimmers, few of us<br />
know the real width of a balance beam, the intricate regulations<br />
of dressage, or the origin of those crowd-pleasing legs-in-the-air<br />
synchronized swimming formations. Luckily, David Goldblatt<br />
and Johnny Acton have created this utterly thorough and always<br />
fun guide to the rules, strategy, and history of each sport. With<br />
witty, detailed descriptions and clever illustrations, How to Watch<br />
the Olympics will help anyone grasp handball, archery, wrestling,<br />
fencing, and every other Olympic event like a true pro.<br />
n Publishing in time for the London <strong>Summer</strong> Olympics, which begin on<br />
July 27, <strong>2012</strong><br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
dAvid goldBlAtt is the author of the World Football Yearbook<br />
and The Ball Is Round: A Global History of Football, as well as a regular sports<br />
columnist and commentator for BBC Radio.<br />
Johnny ACton is a writer specializing in obscure nuggets of information—including<br />
just about everything from pickling food to the history of balloons<br />
(The Man Who Touched the Sky).<br />
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color maps and illustrations throughout Pub history: previous<br />
edition 978-0-14-027948-1 On sale: 4/24/<strong>2012</strong><br />
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A completely revised edition of the<br />
bestselling London street map, now<br />
extended to include all the Olympic sites<br />
The London Mapguide<br />
Seventh Edition<br />
Michael Middleditch<br />
Michael Middleditch has revised and updated his hugely<br />
successful London Mapguide—first published in 1983 and now in<br />
its seventh edition—to include all the Olympic sites in time for the<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Games. Streets and sights are mapped and named, and a full<br />
A–Z index makes it easy to find everything. In addition, famous<br />
landmarks as well as places of entertainment and shopping are<br />
indicated on the maps. Featuring new full-color maps of Stratford<br />
and the areas of East London around the Olympic venues, this is<br />
the perfect book for both tourists and native Londoners.<br />
n Publishing to coincide with the <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Summer</strong> Olympics<br />
n Includes 8 additional, full-color pages covering the Olympic sites:<br />
stadiums, streets, bus and subway routes, and landmarks<br />
MiChAel MiddleditCh was chief cartographer at<br />
Geographia for many years. He created the Mapguides specially<br />
for <strong>Penguin</strong>, and there are two other highly award-winning titles in<br />
the series: New York and Paris.<br />
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The Dark Chronicles<br />
A Spy Trilogy: Free Agent; Song of Treason; The Moscow Option<br />
Jeremy Duns<br />
It’s 1969, and MI6 agent Paul Dark has spent the last<br />
twenty-five years betraying his country. When a would-be<br />
Russian defector turns up with information about a highlevel<br />
British double agent, Dark goes on the run—only to<br />
discover that everything he believes in is a lie.<br />
Bringing together three novels featuring double agent<br />
Paul Dark, The Dark Chronicles journeys from London to<br />
Nigeria and from Rome to Moscow in a heart-pounding<br />
Cold War saga of dubious loyalties, deadly conspiracies,<br />
and ruthless acts of revenge. Fans of John le Carré, Alan<br />
Furst, and Daniel Silva will instantly recognize Jeremy<br />
Duns as a new master of the genre.<br />
JeReMy duns grew up primarily in<br />
Africa and Asia. After graduating from Oxford,<br />
he became a journalist. He currently lives in<br />
Stockholm, Sweden, with his wife and two<br />
children.<br />
Praise for Jeremy Duns and Free Agent:<br />
“ An exceptional talent . . . I was<br />
transported back to the heyday of spy fiction<br />
and reminded of the best of le Carré, Deighton,<br />
and Forsyth.” —Christopher Reich, author of<br />
Rules of Deception<br />
“ Seldom has a thriller plot taken more unseen<br />
turns. . . . Readers will eagerly await<br />
the sequel.”<br />
—Publishers Weekly (starred review)<br />
“ A diabolically clever novel that will<br />
keep you guessing until the final moments.”<br />
—BookPage<br />
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“ An homage to the morally<br />
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nuanced to the hilt.”<br />
—The Daily Telegraph (U.K.)<br />
n A popular 3-book omnibus format akin to Philip Kerr’s<br />
Berlin Noir<br />
n A great introduction to a terrific writer and character<br />
n Visit jeremyduns.com and on Twitter @jeremyduns<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
From Free Agent:<br />
It was very quiet then. I could hear the wind whipping against<br />
the trees outside and a joist creaking somewhere in the house.<br />
My head was pounding, the blood careering around it. There<br />
had been a moment, a fraction of a moment before I had fired,<br />
when he had stared into my face and I’d thought he might have<br />
understood what was about to happen to him—that he had<br />
realized who I was.<br />
I replaced the Luger and stood up. Pritchard was due to<br />
arrive in twenty-eight minutes, and I had to clear up the mess<br />
and be well away before then.<br />
I set to work.<br />
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A collection of one hundred<br />
stylish postcards from the covers<br />
of the iconic New Yorker<br />
The New Yorker<br />
Postcards<br />
One Hundred Classic Covers from Ten Decades<br />
Edited by Françoise Mouly<br />
Launched in 1925, The New Yorker offers journalism,<br />
essays, criticism, fiction, poetry, humor, and cartoons,<br />
with each issue reflecting a week in modern culture.<br />
Established as a sophisticated magazine from the<br />
outset, The New Yorker has published the work of such<br />
acclaimed writers as Truman Capote, Hannah Arendt,<br />
Vladimir Nabokov, Haruki Murakami, J. D. Salinger, and<br />
Shirley Jackson. This selection of one hundred of The<br />
New Yorker’s most striking covers includes work by such<br />
influential artists as Saul Steinberg, William Steig, J. J.<br />
Sempé, Maira Kalman, and Art Spiegelman, spanning<br />
eighty-seven years of the magazine’s unique history.<br />
n Postcards comes in a beautiful, shrink-wrapped box<br />
n Postcards from <strong>Penguin</strong> has sold more than 60,000 units since 2009<br />
n Great for gift giving<br />
fRAnçoise Mouly joined The New Yorker as art editor in<br />
1993, and introduced to The New Yorker cover artists such as David Hockney,<br />
R. Crumb, Barry Blitt, Ana Juan, Chris Ware, and Ian Falconer. In 1980,<br />
Ms. Mouly was the founder, with her husband, Art Spiegelman, of the<br />
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Antiques/History 5 1 /2 x 8 7 /16 336 pp.<br />
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“ Ms. Stanton captures the . . . business<br />
with great skill, and her diverting<br />
and wholly unpretentious<br />
book makes a fine companion for a day at<br />
the beach—or a weekend spent treasure<br />
hunting.” —The Wall Street Journal<br />
“ Stanton has a light, sure touch . . . if you<br />
truly love the subject matter, you will<br />
truly love [this book].”<br />
—The New York Times<br />
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“ An intoxicating read that rips away the<br />
lace curtains from the antiques biz.”<br />
—Parade<br />
Killer Stuff and<br />
Tons of Money<br />
An Insider’s Look at the World of Antiques, Flea Markets,<br />
and Collecting<br />
Maureen Stanton<br />
As evidenced by Antiques Roadshow, American Pickers, and any<br />
of the number of television shows on flea markets, the world of<br />
collecting inspires a cultlike following of millions of Americans.<br />
Celebrated author Maureen Stanton takes readers behind the<br />
scenes and deep into the “flea-o-sphere,” following master antiques<br />
dealer Curt Avery through the populist mayhem of flea<br />
markets, the rarefied realm of high-end antiques shows, and the<br />
heart-pounding competition of auctions. Killer Stuff and Tons of<br />
Money is a captivating tour of the outrageous world of American<br />
antiques, jam-packed with colorful characters, high-stakes scores,<br />
and insider tips for all who seek hidden treasure.<br />
n Strong media attention—featured in The New York Times and Parade, as well<br />
as on NPR’s All Things Considered<br />
n An essential survival handbook and buyer’s guide for amateur collectors<br />
n Includes in-depth coverage on everything from poison bottles to comic books<br />
n Visit killerstuffandtonsofmoney.com<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
MAuReen stAnton is an award-winning writer whose essays have<br />
appeared in the American Literary Review and The Best American Essays,<br />
among other publications. She divides her time between Columbia, Missouri, and<br />
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“ A remarkably sensitive first novel . . .<br />
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Alice Bliss<br />
A Novel<br />
Laura Harrington<br />
Tomboy Alice Bliss is heartbroken when she learns that her<br />
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blossom into a full-blown teenager: she’ll learn to drive, join the<br />
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to be strong for her mother, Angie, and her precocious little sister.<br />
But the phone calls from her father are never long enough. At once<br />
universal and very personal, Alice Bliss is a profoundly moving<br />
story about those who are left at home during wartime and a<br />
small-town teenage girl bravely facing the future.<br />
n A July 2011 Book Club pick for the Army Wives Network<br />
n For fans of To Kill a Mockingbird, The Secret Life of Bees, and Saving<br />
CeeCee Honeycutt<br />
n Visit lauraharringtonbooks.com<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
lAuRA hARRington is an award-winning playwright,<br />
lyricist, and librettist. She teaches playwriting at MIT and lives in<br />
Gloucester, Massachusetts.<br />
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A provocative, imaginative exploration of<br />
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n e w y o r k t i m e s b e s t s e l l e r<br />
The Beginning of Infinity<br />
Explanations That Transform the World<br />
David Deutsch<br />
In this groundbreaking book, award-winning physicist David<br />
Deutsch argues that explanations have a fundamental place in the<br />
universe—and that improving them is the basic regulating principle<br />
of all successful human endeavor. Taking us on a journey<br />
through every fundamental field of science, as well as the history<br />
of civilization, art, moral values, and the theory of political institutions,<br />
Deutsch tracks how we form new explanations and drop bad<br />
ones, explaining the conditions under which progress—which he<br />
argues is potentially boundless—can and cannot happen. Hugely<br />
ambitious and highly original, The Beginning of Infinity explores<br />
and establishes deep connections between the laws of nature, the<br />
human condition, knowledge, and the possibility for progress.<br />
n A New York Times bestseller<br />
n David Deutsch was recently profiled in The New Yorker<br />
n Deutsch’s previous book, The Fabric of Reality, is now in its<br />
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dAvid deutsCh is a fellow of the Royal Society and a<br />
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Physics’ Paul Dirac Prize and Medal.<br />
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“ A thought-provoking tale.”<br />
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“ We were thrilled and exhilarated by this<br />
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—Costa Award Judges<br />
Winner of the Costa First Novel Award—<br />
a dazzling mystery that takes readers into<br />
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Witness the Night<br />
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Kishwar Desai<br />
Brilliantly descriptive of the tradition-bound Punjab, Kishwar<br />
Desai’s debut mystery seamlessly weaves themes of sexism, police<br />
corruption, and infanticide into a captivating thriller.<br />
In a small town deep in northern India, a house still smolders<br />
from a devastating fire. Inside, a young girl is found severely<br />
beaten and barely alive, along with the lifeless bodies of thirteen<br />
people. In an ironic twist of circumstance, the local police accuse<br />
the girl of the murders. But Simran Singh, an independentminded,<br />
unconventional social worker, is convinced of the girl’s<br />
innocence. As Simran seeks out the truth, what she uncovers will<br />
change her forever.<br />
n Winner of the Costa First Novel Award, one of the most prestigious<br />
literary prizes in the U.K.<br />
n Longlisted for the Man Asian Literary Prize<br />
n For fans of Aravind Adiga’s White Tiger and Kiran Desai’s<br />
The Inheritance of Loss<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
kishwAR desAi is the author of the nonfiction book<br />
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“ Tantalizing enough that you’ll not<br />
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The first serious study of shoplifting—<br />
a “fascinating and sweeping history”<br />
(Mother Jones)<br />
The Steal<br />
A Cultural History of Shoplifting<br />
Rachel Shteir<br />
Shoplifting has been made punishable by death, discouraged by<br />
shame tactics, and deterred by high-tech devices. Yet incidences<br />
of this most ancient of crimes show no signs of slowing. In this<br />
groundbreaking work, Rachel Shteir takes readers on a remarkable<br />
historical tour of this social ill—from London at the dawn of<br />
urbanization and consumerism to the Woodbury Common outlet<br />
mall in modern-day upstate New York, where boosters run rampant.<br />
She reveals the remarkable real-life costs of shoplifting for<br />
retailers and consumers, its historical evolution from a crime to<br />
a disease to a form of antiestablishment protest, and the diverse<br />
personalities—from Jane Austen’s aunt to Winona Ryder —who<br />
have succumbed to its temptations.<br />
n A comprehensive, first-of-its-kind study—the only major book on<br />
the topic<br />
n Visit rachelshteir.com<br />
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RAChel shteiR is the author of the award-winning<br />
Striptease: The Untold Story of the Girlie Show and Gypsy:<br />
The Art of the Tease. Her writing has appeared in The New York<br />
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She lives in Chicago.<br />
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“ Every once in a while the story of one man<br />
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—Doris Kearns Goodwin, author of<br />
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“ The thrust of this enthralling book lies<br />
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“ A fascinating story.”<br />
—The New Yorker Book Bench<br />
A promising young historian takes a fresh<br />
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four brothers and the choices each made<br />
Conscience<br />
Two Soldiers, Two Pacifists, One Family—a Test of Will<br />
and Faith in World War I<br />
Louisa Thomas<br />
This illuminating history reveals how World War I challenged<br />
the Thomas brothers’ convictions and threatened to tear<br />
their family apart. The narrative centers on the life of the eldest<br />
brother, Norman Thomas, who began the war as a Presbyterian<br />
minister and ended it as a pacifist, a defender of civil<br />
liberties, and a Socialist (he would later run for president six<br />
times). His brothers chose different paths: Evan was a conscientious<br />
objector, imprisoned for making his stand. Ralph<br />
and Arthur Thomas both became soldiers. Beautifully written,<br />
Conscience tells the story of a tumultuous time through the experience<br />
of one family—and in doing so recovers a way of talking<br />
about being true to oneself and to one another.<br />
n Includes black-and-white photos throughout<br />
n For fans of To End All Wars by Adam Hochschild and The Guns of<br />
August by Barbara W. Tuchman<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
louisA thoMAs has written for The New York Times<br />
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in New York City.<br />
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“A bloody good book.”<br />
—Entertainment Weekly (A-)<br />
“Vivid and fascinating, Shock<br />
Value chronicles a period that feels both<br />
close and, sadly, remote.”<br />
—Guillermo del Toro, director of<br />
Pan’s Labyrinth and Hellboy<br />
“Fuses biography . . . production history,<br />
movie criticism, and social commentary<br />
into a unified and irresistible<br />
story.” —Salon<br />
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“ [An] astute, informed and vivid<br />
exploration of how the horror movie<br />
came back from the dead.”<br />
—Mark Harris, author of Pictures<br />
at a Revolution<br />
Shock Value<br />
How a Few Eccentric Outsiders Gave Us Nightmares,<br />
Conquered Hollywood, and Invented Modern Horror<br />
Jason Zinoman<br />
An enthralling behind-the-scenes account of horror’s golden<br />
age, Shock Value draws on unprecedented access to the<br />
genre’s major players to paint the definitive portrait of a<br />
cinematic revolution. By the late 1960s, horror was stuck in<br />
the past, confined mostly to drive-in theaters and exploitation<br />
houses. Shock Value, in the tradition of Peter Biskind’s<br />
Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, tells the unlikely story of how an<br />
ambitious art form emerged when directors like Wes Craven,<br />
Roman Polanski, and John Carpenter plumbed their deepest<br />
anxieties to bring a gritty realism to their craft. Drawing on<br />
hundreds of interviews, Shock Value is an entertaining history<br />
of a hugely influential period in film, when groundbreaking<br />
masterpieces both conquered the Cineplex and redefined what it<br />
was to be afraid.<br />
n For fans of horror and suspense, as well as the works of Peter Biskind<br />
and Mark Harris<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
JAson zinoMAn is a critic and reporter who covers<br />
theater for The New York Times. He has also regularly written<br />
about movies, television, books, and sports for publications such<br />
as Vanity Fair, The Guardian, The Economist, and Slate. He lives<br />
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“ These stories feel natural,<br />
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“ Doyle never tells a reader what to think<br />
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Bullfighting<br />
Stories<br />
Roddy Doyle<br />
Roddy Doyle has won acclaim for his wry wit, his uncanny ear,<br />
and his remarkable ability to fully capture the voices and hearts<br />
of his characters. Bullfighting, his second collection of stories,<br />
offers a series of bittersweet takes on men and middle age,<br />
revealing a panorama of Ireland today. Moving from classrooms<br />
to graveyards, from local pubs to bullrings, these tales of taking<br />
stock and reliving past glories feature men concerned with loss—<br />
of their place in the world, of their power, virility, health, and ability<br />
to love.<br />
n Many of the stories originally appeared in The New Yorker<br />
n Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha won the Booker Prize<br />
n Visit roddydoyle.com<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
Roddy doyle is the award-winning author of nine<br />
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the lives of his parents. He lives in Dublin.<br />
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From internationally bestselling author<br />
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Hunting Season<br />
A Novel<br />
Andrea Camilleri<br />
Translated by Stephen Sartarelli<br />
In 1880s Vigàta, a stranger comes to town to open a pharmacy.<br />
Fofò turns out to be the son of a local man legendary for having a<br />
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An absurd, quirky murder mystery that recalls the most<br />
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n There are more than half a million copies of the Inspector Montalbano<br />
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n Also available as an e-book<br />
AndReA CAMilleRi is the bestselling author of the popular<br />
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stePhen sARtARelli is an award-winning translator and the<br />
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“ It demonstrates a central<br />
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A third collection from an award-winning<br />
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My Favorite Warlord<br />
Eugene Gloria<br />
The themes of identity, relationships, and the poet’s sense of origin<br />
are at the heart of Eugene Gloria’s rich and captivating new<br />
collection. The title poem weaves together Japan’s sixteenth-century<br />
warlord Hideyoshi with a meditation about the poet’s father’s<br />
dementia; “Here on Earth” embraces post-racial America and the<br />
speaker’s own sense of displacement in the Midwest. In elegy and<br />
psalm, as well as ancient forms from Asia such as the haibun and<br />
pantoum, these elegant and passionate poems enact rage, civility,<br />
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n Also available as an e-book<br />
eugene gloRiA was born in Manila, Philippines, and<br />
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teaches creative writing and English literature at DePauw University<br />
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“ Julianne Buchsbaum’s third collection<br />
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—Lucie Brock-Broido<br />
Selected for the National Poetry Series<br />
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The Apothecary’s Heir<br />
Julianne Buchsbaum<br />
Selected by Lucie Brock-Broido<br />
Poet Julianne Buchsbaum has won acclaim for her “rich, lucid,<br />
alliterative lexicon, full of apt surprise” (Reginald Shepherd);<br />
“there is something of Wallace Stevens in her precision, her<br />
incredible diction,” says Matthew Rohrer. Her new collection, The<br />
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is trying to make sense of human relationships in the aftermath<br />
of loss. A series of meditations on landscapes of our postmodern<br />
world—a sickbed, a gas station, a bomb shelter, a rest stop along<br />
a highway—these supple poems explore the frailty of human<br />
connectedness and anatomize desire in a world of pharmaceuticals<br />
and microchips.<br />
JuliAnne BuChsBAuM received an MFA from the<br />
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of Missouri. She is the author of two previous collections of poetry,<br />
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in Verse, Southwest, and Harvard Review among other publications.<br />
She lives and works in Lawrence, Kansas, where she is a humanities<br />
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The Kid<br />
A Novel<br />
Sapphire<br />
The Kid brings us deep into the interior life of Abdul<br />
Jones, son of Sapphire’s unforgettable heroine, Precious.<br />
Left alone after his mother’s death to navigate in a world<br />
where love and hate sometimes hideously masquerade,<br />
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the dark corners of his own heart, Abdul claws his way<br />
toward adulthood. In a generational story that moves<br />
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and spirit, rooted in the hungers of the flesh and of the soul.<br />
sAPPhiRe is the author of two<br />
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novel Push. The film adaptation of her novel,<br />
Precious, received the Academy Award for<br />
Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actress.<br />
She lives in New York City.<br />
“ Demanding and raw . . .<br />
an accomplished work of art.”<br />
—Los Angeles Times<br />
“ Sapphire is as much a poet as a novelist. At her<br />
best, she uses her poetic instincts to load<br />
even simple moments with poignancy.”<br />
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“ There’s no way around this: The Kid can be<br />
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Abdul’s voice calls one back, demanding to be<br />
heard.” —Chicago Tribune<br />
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From the bestselling author of<br />
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All the people have presents in their hands and are holding<br />
them out to her. A lady, who looks nice but when she smiles<br />
all her teeth is black, is holding out a pretty present tied with<br />
a gold ribbon. No! No! NOOOO! I want to say, but no words<br />
come out my mouth, and Mommy takes the box. [. . .] “Abdul.”<br />
Someone is shaking shoulder. Rita. I squeeze my eyes shut,<br />
‘cause when I open them, when I stick my head out the covers,<br />
my mother will be dead and today will be her funeral.<br />
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Cocktail Hour Under<br />
the Tree of Forgetfulness<br />
Alexandra Fuller<br />
A story of survival and war, love and madness, loyalty and<br />
forgiveness, Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness<br />
is an intimate exploration of Fuller’s parents and of the<br />
price of being possessed by Africa’s uncompromising,<br />
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Fuller as they hopscotch across the continent, restlessly<br />
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Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness is Alexandra Fuller<br />
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AlexAndRA fulleR was born<br />
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with her family to a farm in southern Africa.<br />
She lived in Africa until her midtwenties. In<br />
1994 she moved to Wyoming, where she now<br />
resides.<br />
“ Electrifying . . . Writing in<br />
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The Last Letter from Your Lover<br />
A Novel<br />
Jojo Moyes<br />
A Brief Encounter for our time, The Last Letter from Your<br />
Lover is a sophisticated, spellbinding double love story<br />
that spans decades and thrillingly evokes a bygone era. In<br />
1960, Jennifer Stirling wakes in the hospital and remembers<br />
nothing—not the car accident that put her there, not<br />
her wealthy husband, not even her own name. Searching<br />
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JoJo Moyes writes for The Daily<br />
Telegraph, Daily Mail, The Independent,<br />
and Woman and Home. She lives with her<br />
husband and three children on a farm in<br />
Essex, England.<br />
“ Hopelessly and hopefully<br />
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“ A modern yet ageless story of the<br />
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Times bestselling author of Roses<br />
“ A fabulous, emotional, and<br />
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A Good Hard Look<br />
A Novel of Flannery O’Connor<br />
Ann Napolitano<br />
Forced by illness to leave behind a successful life in New<br />
York, Flannery O’Connor has returned to her family farm<br />
in the small town of Milledgeville, Georgia. With her time<br />
limited, all she wants is to write, but Flannery’s plans are<br />
upended by Melvin Whiteson, a banker from Manhattan<br />
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his new life. Flannery knows exactly what she wants, but<br />
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Ann nAPolitAno is the author of<br />
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“ An absorbing, old-fashioned tale.”<br />
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“ A wholly believable world shaped by<br />
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“Does [Flannery O’Connor] proud.<br />
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n For fans of Loving Frank and The Paris Wife<br />
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From A Good Hard Look:<br />
The peacocks tilted their heads back and bellowed and hollered<br />
their desires into the night. They snapped their shimmering<br />
tails open and shut like fans. Behind each male’s<br />
pointy head, a green-bronze arch unfurled, covered with a<br />
halo of gazing suns. The females brayed and shook their lessattractive<br />
tails in return.<br />
The birds didn’t care that it was the middle of the night,<br />
and they didn’t care who they were disturbing. They didn’t<br />
care that there was a wedding tomorrow, or that the groom,<br />
who had just arrived from New York City, was lying beneath<br />
a lace canopy at his in-laws’ house, paralyzed with fear. They<br />
didn’t care that his fiancée startled awake in the next room<br />
and toppled out of her high bed, and they certainly didn’t care<br />
that her face hit a stool on the way down. They didn’t care that<br />
the rest of the small Georgia town was also awake, twitching<br />
in their beds like beached fish.<br />
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Founding Era.” —The Wall Street Journal<br />
The Idea of America<br />
Reflections on the Birth of the United States<br />
Gordon S. Wood<br />
In The Idea of America, Pulitzer Prize–winning bestselling<br />
historian Gordon S. Wood explains why the Revolution remains<br />
the most important event in U.S. history. In a series of illuminating<br />
essays, he explores the ideological origins of the Revolution—from<br />
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the founding fathers’ attempts to forge a democracy. He reflects<br />
on the origins of American exceptionalism, the radicalism and<br />
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between us and the men who created the democratic state we<br />
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n Gordon S. Wood’s last book, Empire of Liberty, was a New York Times<br />
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goRdon s. wood is the Alva O. Way University Professor<br />
Emeritus at Brown University. His book The Radicalism of the American<br />
Revolution won the Pulitzer Prize and the Emerson Prize. He lives in<br />
Providence, Rhode Island.<br />
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An erotic tale of passion and power and<br />
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The Bay of Foxes<br />
A Novel<br />
Sheila Kohler<br />
In 1978, Dawit, a young and beautiful Ethiopian refugee, roams<br />
the streets of Paris. By chance, he spots the famous French author<br />
M., who at sixty is at the height of her fame. Seduced by Dawit’s<br />
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Kicking Ass<br />
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The Story of a Boy from Baltimore Who Evolves from a Safecracking,<br />
Jewel-Heisting, Deep-Sea Diving, Ultimate-Fighting,<br />
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David Matthews<br />
In Ace of Spades—selected as an Editor’s Choice by The<br />
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n An amazing true-life adventure that spans the globe—larger-thanlife<br />
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n Matthews is currently a lead writer for Law and Order: L.A.<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
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Richard Miles<br />
Drawing on a wealth of new research, archaeologist, historian, and<br />
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n Includes a full-color photo insert<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
RiChARd Miles teaches ancient history at the University<br />
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Fire Monks<br />
Zen Mind Meets Wildfire<br />
Colleen Morton Busch<br />
In June 2008 more than two thousand wildfires blazed across<br />
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n Visit colleenmortonbusch.com<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
Colleen MoRton BusCh’s nonfiction, poetry,<br />
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Rules of Civility<br />
A Novel<br />
Amor Towles<br />
This sophisticated and entertaining first novel presents<br />
the story of a young woman whose life is on the brink of<br />
transformation. On the last night of 1937, twenty-fiveyear-old<br />
Katey Kontent is in a second-rate Greenwich<br />
Village jazz bar when Tinker Grey, a handsome banker,<br />
happens to sit down at the neighboring table. This chance<br />
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AMoR towles is a principal at<br />
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“ In the crisp, noirish prose of the era,<br />
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“ With this snappy period piece, Towles<br />
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n A New York Times bestseller<br />
n Hit #1 on the Boston Globe and Los Angeles Times<br />
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n Foreign rights have been sold in 14 countries<br />
n Features a step-back cover<br />
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n Also available as an e-book<br />
From Rules of Civility:<br />
That New Year’s, we started the evening with a plan of<br />
stretching three dollars as far as it would go. We weren’t<br />
going to bother ourselves with boys. More than a few had<br />
had their chance with us in 1937, and we had no intention<br />
of squandering the last hours of the year on latecomers. We<br />
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passed without ceremony, we were going to a Ukrainian diner<br />
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we drank eleven o’clock’s gin. And at ten, we drank the eggs<br />
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a bite to eat.<br />
It was time to start improvising . . .<br />
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Pyg<br />
The Memoirs of Toby, the Learned Pig<br />
Edited by Russell Potter<br />
Blending the sophisticated satire of Jonathan Swift with<br />
the charming exuberance of a Pixar film, Pyg tells the<br />
story of Toby, a truly exceptional pig who lived in late<br />
eighteenth-century England. After winning the blue ribbon<br />
at the Salford Livestock Fair and escaping the butcher’s<br />
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with his abilities to count, spell, and even read the minds<br />
of ladies (but only with their permission, of course). He<br />
goes on to study at Oxford and Edinburgh—encountering<br />
such luminaries as Samuel Johnson, Robert Burns, and<br />
William Blake—before finally writing his own life story.<br />
Quirky, beguiling, and endlessly entertaining, this memoir<br />
of a “remarkable sapient pig” is a sharp and witty delight.<br />
Russell PotteR is a professor<br />
of English at Rhode Island College. Pyg is<br />
his first novel. He lives in Providence, Rhode<br />
Island.<br />
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“ A far greater object of admiration<br />
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Sir Isaac Newton was.”<br />
—Robert Southey<br />
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A heartwarming debut<br />
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n For fans of Sam Savage, Zachary Mason, Christopher<br />
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n Great for reading groups<br />
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n e w y o r k t i m e s b e s t s e l l e r<br />
A First-Rate Madness<br />
Uncovering the Links Between Leadership and Mental Illness<br />
Nassir Ghaemi<br />
Historians have long puzzled over the apparent mental<br />
instability of great and terrible leaders alike: Napoleon,<br />
Lincoln, Churchill, Hitler, and others. In A First-Rate<br />
Madness, Nassir Ghaemi, director of the Mood Disorders<br />
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mood disorders also make for the best leaders in times<br />
of crisis. From the importance of Lincoln’s “depressive<br />
realism” to the lackluster leadership of such exceedingly<br />
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overturns many of our most cherished perceptions about<br />
greatness and the mind.<br />
nAssiR ghAeMi, M.d., is a<br />
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hundred scientific articles and several books<br />
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“ A First-Rate Madness is a sophisticated work<br />
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—The Boston Globe<br />
n A New York Times bestseller<br />
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john F. Kennedy<br />
Winston Churchill<br />
Mahatma Gandhi<br />
Martin luther King, jr.<br />
Abraham lincoln<br />
Franklin Delano Roosevelt<br />
Adolf Hitler<br />
Neville Chamberlain<br />
George W. Bush<br />
Tony Blair<br />
and others<br />
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Wendy and the Lost Boys<br />
The Uncommon Life of Wendy Wasserstein<br />
Julie Salamon<br />
In this exceptional biography, bestselling author Julie Salamon<br />
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Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the first woman playwright<br />
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An intimate portrait of a complicated woman, Wendy and the Lost<br />
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n A New York Times bestseller<br />
n Wendy Wasserstein won the Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award for<br />
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unfamiliar but fascinating culture. . . .<br />
Expect great things from this series.”<br />
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“ Engrossing . . . the Arctic is<br />
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—The Associated Press<br />
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White Heat<br />
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M. J. McGrath<br />
Half Inuit and half outsider, Edie Kiglatuk is the best guide—man<br />
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tourists on a hunting expedition, one of them is shot and killed.<br />
His death is dismissed as an accident, but when the other man<br />
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Evocative of Scandinavian bestsellers like Smilla’s Sense of<br />
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n Longlisted for the CWA Gold Dagger for best crime and mystery novel of<br />
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n M. J. McGrath was awarded the John Llewellyn-Rhys/Mail on Sunday<br />
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n For readers of Henning Mankell and David Guterson<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
M. J. MCgRAth is an award-winning journalist and the<br />
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“ In a chatty, enthusiastic style, the<br />
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Now You See It<br />
How Brain Science Can Transform Schools and<br />
Businesses for the 21st Century<br />
Cathy N. Davidson<br />
A brilliant combination of science and its real-world application,<br />
Now You See It sheds light on one of the greatest problems of our<br />
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last century, not for a world in which technology has reshaped<br />
the way we think and learn. In this informed and optimistic work,<br />
Cathy N. Davidson takes us on a tour of the future of work and<br />
education, introducing us to visionaries whose groundbreaking<br />
ideas will soon affect every arena of our lives, from schools with<br />
curriculums built around video games to workplaces that use<br />
virtual environments to train employees.<br />
n Cathy N. Davidson and Duke University made the news back in<br />
2003 when the school gave iPods to every member of the incoming<br />
freshman class<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
CAthy n. dAvidson codirects the annual HASTAC/<br />
MacArthur Digital Media and Learning competitions. She holds<br />
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Duke University and has published more than a dozen books.<br />
She lives in Durham, North Carolina.<br />
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Hector and the<br />
Search for Lost Time<br />
A Novel<br />
François Lelord<br />
First he tackled happiness. Then he took on love. And now Hector,<br />
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march of time.<br />
His patients lament that there is not enough time in the day.<br />
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boy turns the problem on its head: he’s impatient to grow up!<br />
Hector himself is increasingly aware of time: he doesn’t feel quite<br />
so young anymore, and the clock is ticking on his relationship with<br />
his beloved Clara.<br />
So as time flies, so does Hector in his latest adventure, traveling<br />
around the world and charming us with his inimitable blend of<br />
open-minded inquiry and subtle wit as he journeys to understand<br />
the past, the future, and how best to enjoy the present.<br />
n The Hector series has sold more than 3 million copies in more than<br />
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n More than 125,000 copies of the U.S. editions of Hector and the Search<br />
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n Also available as an e-book<br />
fRAnçois leloRd is a psychiatrist who has worked in<br />
Paris, Los Angeles, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Bangkok, where<br />
he currently lives.<br />
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“ A mesmerizing read, Ryder’s first<br />
novel is assured and elegant.” —Booklist<br />
“ A modern gothic that emits a<br />
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A sophisticated mystery debut in which<br />
priceless art and unspeakable desires<br />
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In Malice, Quite Close<br />
A Novel<br />
Brandi Lynn Ryder<br />
When French expatriate Tristan Mourault becomes enamored<br />
with fifteen-year-old Karen Miller, he “rescues” her from her<br />
working-class circumstances and stages her death to mask his true<br />
crime. Years later, Karen is now “Gisèle” and lives with Tristan<br />
in rarefied Devon, Washington. She has married another man to<br />
keep up appearances, but when her daughter stumbles upon a secret<br />
cache of paintings—all nudes of Gisèle—Tristan’s carefully curated<br />
world begins to crumble.<br />
Set against a byzantine backdrop of greed, artifice, and manipulation—with<br />
tantalizing echoes of Lolita—In Malice, Quite Close<br />
keeps its most devastating secrets right up until the very last page.<br />
n For fans of Donna Tartt and Tana French<br />
n Visit brandilynnryder.com<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
BRAndi lynn RydeR lives in the heart of California’s<br />
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“ An intimate, affecting<br />
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“ Clear-eyed, savvy,<br />
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A thoughtful and incisive meditation on<br />
literature, motherhood, and spiritual wellbeing<br />
from Turkey’s leading female author<br />
Black Milk<br />
On the Conflicting Demands of Writing, Creativity,<br />
and Motherhood<br />
Elif Shafak<br />
After the birth of her first child, Elif Shafak experienced a profound<br />
personal crisis. Plagued by guilt, anxiety, and bewilderment about<br />
her new maternal role, the acclaimed novelist stopped writing<br />
for the first time in her life. As she plummeted into post-partum<br />
depression, Shafak looked to the experiences of other prominent<br />
female writers—including Sylvia Plath, Virginia Woolf, Simone<br />
de Beauvoir, and Alice Walker—for help navigating the conflict<br />
between motherhood and artistic creation in a male-dominated<br />
society.<br />
Searingly honest, eloquent, and unexpectedly humorous,<br />
Black Milk will be widely embraced by writers, academics, and<br />
anyone who has undergone the identity crisis engendered by<br />
being a mother.<br />
n Elif Shafak’s books have been translated into more than 30 languages<br />
n The Bastard of Istanbul was longlisted for the Orange Prize<br />
n Visit elifshafak.com<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
elif shAfAk is the author of several novels and has<br />
taught at the University of Michigan and the University of Arizona.<br />
Married with two children, Shafak divides her time between<br />
London and Istanbul.<br />
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Haunting and mesmerizing, an<br />
unforgettable novel of love and<br />
madness—from the author of<br />
the cult favorite Light Boxes<br />
Daniel Fights a Hurricane<br />
A Novel<br />
Shane Jones<br />
In his dazzling debut novel, Light Boxes, Shane Jones created an<br />
emotionally riveting, poetic tale about seasonal affective disorder.<br />
Now, in Daniel Fights a Hurricane, Jones crafts a fable grounded<br />
in love and loss, marriage and friendship, and the indifferent<br />
cruelty of the natural world.<br />
Ever since he was a boy, Daniel Suppleton has been deathly<br />
afraid of hurricanes, which he fears will arrive suddenly and<br />
reduce everyone he knows and loves to trembling skeletons.<br />
Battling demons both real and imagined, Daniel retreats to a tepee<br />
in the woods. As his ex-wife, Karen, frantically searches for him,<br />
the long-awaited hurricane finally hits, and Daniel must find a<br />
way to save them both. Beautifully written and deeply imagined,<br />
Daniel Fights a Hurricane is an affecting, original novel by a rising<br />
literary talent.<br />
n Light Boxes was named an NPR Best Book of 2010<br />
n Visit danielfightsahurricane.com<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
Praise for Light Boxes:<br />
“ Magical . . . Jones’s spare, alliterative sentences are<br />
flawless and sometimes delightful.” —Time Out New York<br />
“ The kind of novel that makes you reconsider the word<br />
perfect.” —Rivka Galchen<br />
shAne Jones is the author of Light Boxes. His poetry and short<br />
fiction have appeared in numerous literary journals, including LIT, New York<br />
Tyrant, and Fairy Tale Review. He lives in upstate New York.<br />
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On sale: 7/31/<strong>2012</strong><br />
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“ Alluring . . . a crafty first novel . . .<br />
like the central character of Suskind’s<br />
Perfume, Evie is blessed and cursed by the<br />
heightened nature of her senses.”<br />
—The New York Times Book Review<br />
“ Ambitious . . . [Williams] can<br />
ventriloquize riotous personalities. . . .<br />
like Zadie Smith and Jeffrey Eugenides,<br />
[he] sees personal metaphors in political<br />
events.” —San Francisco Chronicle<br />
A compelling story of family, empire, and<br />
memory—“an ambitious and prize-worthy<br />
debut” (The Sunday Times, London)<br />
The Echo Chamber<br />
A Novel<br />
Luke Williams<br />
Luke Williams’s exquisitely written debut novel is narrated by<br />
Evie Steppman, a woman born with an extraordinarily acute sense<br />
of hearing. Now, at fifty-four, alone in an attic in Scotland that is<br />
filled with objects from her past, and with her powers of hearing<br />
starting to fade, she sets out to record the events of her life. From<br />
her recollections come an outpouring of stories that transcend<br />
history; tales of a twelfth-century mapmaker mingle with memories<br />
of Evie’s childhood growing up in Nigeria in the 1950s and her<br />
travels across America in the 1960s. Williams’s fascination with<br />
history and his talent for evoking multiple voices will bring to<br />
mind the work of Salman Rushdie and David Mitchell.<br />
n Received excellent reviews in the U.K. and U.S. upon publication<br />
n For fans of Gunther Grass, Peter Carey, and Jonathan Safran Foer<br />
n Also available as an e-book<br />
luke williAMs divides his time between Edinburgh and<br />
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P e n g u i n C l a s s i C s<br />
Because what you read matters.<br />
For sixty-five years, <strong>Penguin</strong> has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the English-speaking world, providing<br />
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Highlights from the <strong>Penguin</strong> Classics <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2012</strong> list<br />
Timeless, timely, and for the end of time, here are some of our favorite new classics:<br />
New hand-stitched designs by Rachell Sumpter cover our deluxe <strong>Penguin</strong> Threads editions of perennial<br />
favorites The Wizard of Oz, Little Women with a foreword by Jane Smiley, and an in-house favorite,<br />
The Wind in the Willows, with a foreword by Gregory Maguire.<br />
Janeites, mothers, and grads can complete an Austen shelf of elegant Bickford-Smith–designed hardbacks<br />
with Persuasion, Mansfield Park, and Northanger Abbey.<br />
Oh, my demigods, we are thrilled to share that Rick Riordan, bestselling author of the Percy Jackson and<br />
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There is no other celebrity tell-all <strong>Penguin</strong> Classics loves more than Mark Twain’s, and with<br />
Autobiographical Writings fans can enjoy a selection of revealing and entertaining writings from<br />
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Grab a stool, order up a mug of Lamb’s Wool, and enjoy Poet’s Pub by Eric Linklater, one of the first ten<br />
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A Grain of Wheat and Weep Not, Child, two masterly novels by award-winning Kenyan writer<br />
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JANE AUSTEN<br />
Mansfield Park<br />
Edited with an Introduction and<br />
Notes by Kathryn Sutherland<br />
Introduction by Tony Tanner<br />
Northanger Abbey<br />
Edited with an Introduction and<br />
Notes by Marilyn Butler<br />
Persuasion<br />
Edited with an Introduction and<br />
Notes by Gillian Beer<br />
Covers Illustrated by Coralie Bickford-Smith<br />
Jane Austen’s timeless works of romantic fiction have<br />
earned her a place as one of the most widely read and<br />
adored writers in the English language. Now any fan of<br />
Austen’s sparkling literary satires can collect all six of her<br />
full-length novels in magnificent clothbound editions.<br />
With covers by award-winning <strong>Penguin</strong> designer Coralie<br />
Bickford-Smith, these delectable books make fantastic<br />
gifts for lovers of great literature and book design.<br />
JAne Austen (1775–1817) was the seventh child of a parish rector. She<br />
died unmarried, leaving behind an immortal body of work.<br />
CoRAlie BiCkfoRd-sMith is an award-winning designer at <strong>Penguin</strong><br />
<strong>Books</strong> (U.K.), where she has created several highly acclaimed design series. She<br />
studied typography at Reading University and lives in London.<br />
Praise for the <strong>Penguin</strong> Classics clothbound series<br />
illustrated by Coralie Bickford-Smith:<br />
“ These gorgeous editions make the books so<br />
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“ Design geeks and bookworms alike have fallen<br />
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thoughtful—work.” —Fast Company<br />
“ Somewhere between Victorian wallpaper and<br />
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Complete your set of Jane Austen’s<br />
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n Previous <strong>Penguin</strong> Classics clothbound editions of<br />
Austen’s novels designed by Bickford-Smith have sold<br />
more than 95,000 copies<br />
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CHARLES DICKENS<br />
Major Works of<br />
Charles Dickens<br />
<strong>Penguin</strong> Classics Hardcover Boxed Set<br />
Great Expectations; Hard Times; Oliver Twist;<br />
A Christmas Carol; Bleak House; A Tale of Two Cities<br />
Bleak House<br />
Edited with an Introduction and<br />
Notes by Nicola Bradbury; Preface by<br />
Terry Eagleton; Illustrated by Hablot K. Brown<br />
Hard Times<br />
Edited with an Introduction and<br />
Notes by Kate Flint<br />
Covers Illustrated by Coralie Bickford-Smith<br />
As a novelist, journalist, and satirist, Charles Dickens was a<br />
hugely popular writer who remains a favorite with readers<br />
of all ages almost one hundred fifty years after his death.<br />
In honor of the bicentennial of this beloved author’s birth,<br />
we add two new deliciously stylish clothbound classics<br />
by Dickens to our ever-growing collection of luxurious<br />
volumes designed by Coralie Bickford-Smith.<br />
For the devoted Dickens aficionado, we offer something<br />
truly unique: a set of all six of Dickens’s major<br />
works handsomely packaged with a matching slipcase.<br />
Eye-catching and endlessly charming, this set will make<br />
the perfect addition to any booklover’s clothbound<br />
collection—or an excellent start for a budding collector!<br />
ChARles diCkens (1812–1870) was the second of eight<br />
children in a family continually plagued by debt, an experience that strongly<br />
influenced his work. He worked as an attorney’s clerk and newspaper<br />
reporter until his Sketches by Boz (1836) and The Pickwick Papers (1837)<br />
brought him the success that was to be his for the remainder of his life.<br />
See pages 98–99 for more of his best-known books.
Commemorating the bicentennial<br />
of Charles Dickens’s birth,<br />
<strong>Penguin</strong> Classics presents his<br />
six most treasured works in an<br />
elegant boxed set<br />
n <strong>2012</strong> is the bicentennial of Charles Dickens’s birth<br />
n Boxed set includes: Great Expectations, A Christmas Carol<br />
and Other Christmas Writings, Oliver Twist, and A Tale of Two<br />
Cities, as well as the two new clothbound titles Hard Times and<br />
Bleak House<br />
n Dickens’s collective works have sold more than 400,000 copies<br />
On Sale 12/27/<strong>2012</strong>:<br />
Major Works of Charles Dickens<br />
iSBN 978-0-14-119841-5 $125.00 (NCR)<br />
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<strong>Penguin</strong> Classics Hardcover Boxed Set<br />
Bleak House<br />
iSBN 978-0-14-119835-4 $20.00 (NCR)<br />
Literature 5 1 /16 x 7 3 /4 1,088 pp. Rights: A00<br />
A <strong>Penguin</strong> Classics Hardcover Original<br />
Hard Times<br />
iSBN 978-0-14-119834-7 $20.00 (NCR)<br />
Literature 5 1 /16 x 7 3 /4 368 pp. Rights: A00<br />
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A Christmas Carol and Other Christmas Writings<br />
978-0-14-119585-8<br />
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Great Expectations 978-0-14-104036-3<br />
Oliver Twist 978-0-14-119249-9<br />
A Tale of Two Cities 978-0-14-119690-9<br />
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CeleBRAte ChARles diCkens’s 200th BiRthdAy with<br />
MAsteRPieCe ClAssiC on PBs® in APRil <strong>2012</strong><br />
Great Expectations<br />
<strong>Penguin</strong> Classics Deluxe Edition<br />
978-0-14-310627-2 $15.00<br />
The new two-part adaptation of one of<br />
Dickens’s greatest novels, starring Emmy®<br />
Award nominee Gillian Anderson (The<br />
X-Files, The Last King of Scotland, Bleak<br />
House) as Miss Havisham, will air on<br />
April 1 and April 8, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
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The Mystery of Edwin Drood<br />
978-0-14-043926-7 $12.00<br />
This feature-length adaptation of Dickens’s<br />
unfinished novel about a choirmaster’s<br />
obsession with a young woman stars<br />
Matthew Rhys (Brothers and Sisters) and<br />
will premier on April 15, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
All dates are subject to change. Visit pbs.org/materpiece for more information. Masterpiece Classic and<br />
Masterpiece Theatre are trademarks or registered trademarks of WGBH Educational Foundation.
Barnaby Rudge<br />
978-0-14-043728-7 $13.00<br />
Bleak House<br />
978-0-14-143972-3 $13.00<br />
A Christmas Carol and Other<br />
Christmas Writings<br />
978-0-14-043905-2 $10.00<br />
David Copperfield<br />
978-0-14-043944-1 $9.00<br />
MoRe ClAssiC woRks By ChARles diCkens<br />
Great Expectations<br />
978-0-14-143956-3 $9.00<br />
Hard Times<br />
978-0-14-143967-9 $9.00<br />
Little Dorrit<br />
978-0-14-143996-9 $12.00<br />
Martin Chuzzlewit<br />
978-0-14-043614-3 $13.00<br />
The Old Curiosity Shop<br />
978-0-14-043742-3 $13.00<br />
Oliver Twist<br />
978-0-14-143974-7 $8.00<br />
Our Mutual Friend<br />
978-0-14-043497-2 $12.00<br />
The Pickwick Papers<br />
978-0-14-043611-2 $12.00<br />
Sketches by Boz<br />
978-0-14-043345-6 $17.00<br />
A Tale of Two Cities<br />
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P E N G U I N T H R E A DS<br />
Little Women<br />
Louisa May Alcott<br />
Introduction by Jane Smiley; Notes by<br />
Siobhan Kilfeather and Vinca Showalter<br />
The Wind in the<br />
Willows<br />
Kenneth Grahame<br />
Foreword by Gregory Maguire<br />
The Wizard of Oz<br />
L. Frank Baum<br />
And Other Wonderful <strong>Books</strong> of Oz:<br />
The Emerald City and Glinda of Oz<br />
Edited with an Introduction and Notes<br />
by Jack Zipes<br />
Covers by Rachell Sumpter<br />
Bringing together traditional handicraft with cuttingedge<br />
book design, the <strong>Penguin</strong> Threads series has already<br />
created a huge buzz among the art and book-collecting<br />
communities. This latest set features three beloved children’s<br />
books with cover art by painter and illustrator<br />
Rachell Sumpter, who brings a unique, whimsical sensibility<br />
to the Threads. With vivid colors and ambitiously<br />
intricate details, these additions to our innovative series<br />
commissioned by award-winning creative director Paul<br />
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Praise for the <strong>Penguin</strong> Threads series:<br />
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The Greek Myths<br />
Robert Graves<br />
Introduction by Rick Riordan<br />
Cover by Ross MacDonald<br />
From the creation of the world out of Chaos and the birth<br />
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An intimate look at Mark Twain that only<br />
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Autobiographical Writings<br />
Mark Twain<br />
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Comprised of an entertaining series of vignettes that occur at the<br />
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When an Oxford poet named Saturday Keith assumes control<br />
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eRiC linklAteR (1899–1974) is the author of Juan in America and<br />
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NGŨG Ĩ WA THIONG’O<br />
A Grain of Wheat<br />
Introduction by Abdulrazak Gurnah<br />
Set in the wake of the Mau Mau rebellion and on the<br />
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Weep Not, Child<br />
Foreword by Ben Okri<br />
Two brothers, Njoroge and Kamau, stand on a garbage<br />
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school, while Kamau will train to be a carpenter.<br />
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The Solitudes<br />
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Luis de Góngora<br />
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“ Chatwin’s bravest work yet,<br />
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For its twenty-fifth anniversary, a new<br />
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The Songlines<br />
Bruce Chatwin<br />
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Part adventure, part novel of ideas, part spiritual autobiography,<br />
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The Promised Land<br />
Mary Antin<br />
Introduction and Notes by Werner Sollors<br />
Weaving introspection with political commentary, biography<br />
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“ No translation of the<br />
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The Complete Dead Sea<br />
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Since its publication in 1962, esteemed biblical expert Géza<br />
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Now in paperback: the best-loved tales<br />
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Tales from 1,001 Nights<br />
Aladdin, Ali Baba, and Other Favorites<br />
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The Prophecies<br />
Nostradamus<br />
Translated with a Foreword and Notes by Richard Sieburth<br />
Introduction by Stéphane Gerson<br />
The mysterious quatrains of the sixteenth-century French<br />
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RiChARd sieBuRth is an award-winning translator of works by Henri<br />
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stéPhAne geRson is an award-winning historian of modern France and<br />
the author of a major cultural history of Nostradamus since the Renaissance. He<br />
teaches French history at New York University.<br />
The world’s final age drawing ever close,<br />
Slow Saturn again making a return:<br />
Empire transferred toward the nation of Brodde,<br />
Vulture plucking out the eye at Narbonne. (3.92)<br />
Tears, shrieks, & moans, vociferation, fright<br />
Inhuman heart, cruel, & blacker than stone:<br />
In Leman & Genoa’s greater isles,<br />
Bloodshed, no wheat to eat, no mercy shown. (6.81)<br />
Now that the Moon for twenty years has reigned,<br />
Seven thousand more shall it last as king:<br />
When the Sun resumes its remaining days<br />
My prophecy’s fulfillment it shall bring. (1.48)<br />
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All the Father Brown stories from five<br />
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G. K. Chesterton<br />
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Bickford-Smith, Coralie 92–95<br />
Biddle, Wayne 21<br />
Black Milk 87<br />
Bleak House 94–95<br />
Border Passage, A 32<br />
Borrower, The 36–37<br />
Brooks, Ben 22<br />
Brooks, Geraldine 2–3<br />
Buchsbaum, Julianne 55<br />
Bullfighting 51<br />
Busch, Colleen Morton 74<br />
Caleb’s Crossing 2–3<br />
Camilleri, Andrea 52–53<br />
Carthage Must Be Destroyed 73<br />
Chatwin, Bruce 110<br />
Chesterton, G. K. 120<br />
Chronicles of the First Crusade 109<br />
Cocktail Hour Under the Tree<br />
of Forgetfulness 64–65<br />
Coetzee, J. M. 26–27<br />
Compass of Pleasure, The 18–19<br />
Complete Dead Sea Scrolls<br />
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Complete Father Brown Stories, The 120<br />
Conscience 49<br />
Crawford, Matthew B. 57<br />
Daniel Fights a Hurricane 88<br />
Dark Chronicles, The 40–41<br />
Dave, Laura 23<br />
Davidson, Cathy N. 84<br />
Deresiewicz, William 16–17<br />
Desai, Kishwar 47<br />
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Deutsch, David 46<br />
Dickens, Charles 94–97<br />
Dove, Rita 56<br />
Doyle, Roddy 51<br />
Duns, Jeremy 40–41<br />
Echo Chamber, The 89<br />
Element, The 57<br />
Faithful Place 28<br />
Field Guide to Radiation, A 21<br />
Filter Bubble, The 20<br />
Fire Monks 74<br />
First Husband, The 23<br />
First-Rate Madness, A 80–81<br />
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Fuller, Alexandra 64–65<br />
Gates, Jr., Henry Louis 118–119<br />
Gerson, Stéphane 116–117<br />
Ghaemi, Nassir 80–81<br />
Gifford, Barry 11<br />
Gloria, Eugene 54<br />
Goldblatt, David 38<br />
Gongóra, Luis de 108<br />
Good Hard Look, A 68–69<br />
Grahame, Kenneth 98–99<br />
Grain of Wheat, A 106–107<br />
Graves, Robert 100–101<br />
Great Influenza, The 29<br />
Greek Myths, The 100–101<br />
Gregory Maguire 98–99<br />
Grossman, Edith 108<br />
Grow Up 22<br />
Gurnah, Abdulrazak 106–107<br />
Hard Times 94–95<br />
Harrington, Laura 45<br />
Hector and the Search for Lost Time 85<br />
Hell Is Empty 24–25<br />
Hodgkinson, Amanda 6–7<br />
How to Watch the Olympics 38<br />
Hunting Season 52<br />
Hurly, Michael D. 120<br />
Idea of America, The 70<br />
In Malice, Quite Close 86<br />
Irwin, Robert 114<br />
Isay, Dave 30<br />
Jack’s Book 11<br />
Jane Austen Education, A 16–17<br />
Johnson, Craig 24–25<br />
Jones, Shane 88<br />
Karr, Mary 33<br />
Kerouac, Jack 10, 13<br />
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Killer Stuff and Tons of Money 44<br />
Kohler, Sheila 71<br />
Last Letter from Your Lover, The 66–67<br />
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Linden, David J. 18–19<br />
Linklater, Eric 105<br />
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Little Women 98–99<br />
London Mapguide, The 39<br />
Lyons, Malcolm C. 114<br />
Lyons, Ursula 114<br />
MacDonald, Ross 100–101<br />
Maguire, Gregory 98–99<br />
Makkai, Rebecca 36–37<br />
Manguel, Alberto 108<br />
Mansfield Park 92–93<br />
Matthews, David 72<br />
McGrath, M. J. 83<br />
Middleditch, Michael 39<br />
Midnight in Peking 4–5<br />
Miles, Richard 73<br />
Miller, Arthur 75<br />
Mouly, Françoise 42<br />
Moyes, Jojo 66–67<br />
My Favorite Warlord 54<br />
Napolitano, Ann 68–69<br />
New Yorker Postcards, The 42<br />
Ngũgi ˜<br />
wa Thiong’o 106–107<br />
Northanger Abbey 92–93<br />
Northup, Solomon 118<br />
Nostradamus 116–117<br />
Now You See It 84<br />
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Persuasion 92–93<br />
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Postcards from <strong>Penguin</strong> 43<br />
Potter, Russell 78–79<br />
Promised Land, The 112<br />
Prophecies, The 116–117<br />
Pyg 78–79<br />
Rassmussen, R. Kent 104<br />
Reading Judas 31<br />
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Robinson, Ken 57<br />
Ryder, Brandi Lynn 86<br />
Rules of Civility 76–77<br />
Salamon, Julie 82<br />
Sapphire 62–63<br />
Sartarelli, Stephen 52<br />
Scenes from Provincial Life 26<br />
Shafak, Elif 87<br />
Shock Value 50<br />
Shop Class as Soulcraft 57<br />
Shteir, Rachel 48<br />
Sieburth, Richard 116–117<br />
Silver Boat, The 34–35<br />
Smiley, Jane 98–99<br />
Solitudes, The 108<br />
Sollors, Werner 112<br />
Songlines, The 110<br />
Spy Who Came in from the Cold, The 14–15<br />
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Steinbeck, John 121<br />
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