Literary fiction
The Passenger
translated by Philip Boehm, Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz
The devastating rediscovered classic written from the horrors of Nazi Germany, as one Jewish man attempts to flee persecution in the wake of Kristallnacht.
The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales
Jacob Grimm, Wilhelm Grimm and illustrated by Arthur Rackham
Format: Hard Cover
The Complete Grimms Fairy Tales is a truly complete collection of fairy tales from the Brothers Grimm featuring color plates and illustrations from award-winning illustrator, Arthur Rackham.
The Complete Tales of HP Lovecraft (Knickerbocker Classic)
H. P. Lovecraft
Format: Hard Cover
The perfect gift for the Lovecraft fan, The Complete Fiction of H.P. Lovecraft is an elegant edition boasting the entire Lovecraft fiction catalogue.
The Crying Place
Lia Hills
Format: Paperback
A stunning literary debut that takes the reader into the mysteries and truths that lie at the heart of our country.
For A Little While
Rick Bass
Long considered one of the most gifted practitioners of the short story, Rick Bass is unsurpassed in his ability to perceive and portray the enduring truths of the human heart. Now, at last, we have the definitive collection of stories.
A Broken Mirror
Josep Miquel Sobrer and Merce Rodereda
Format: Paperback
A haunting classic of modern Catalan literature from one of Spain's most prestigious authors.
The Last Bell (Pushkin Collection)
Johannes Urzidil
Format: Paperback
The first ever English collection of stories by Johannes Urzidil - a friend of Kafka and an unjustly overlooked writer.
Fat City
Leonard Gardner
Format: Paperback
A vivid novel of defiance and struggle, of the potent promise of the good life and the desperation and drink that waylay those whom it eludes.
Record Of A Night Too Brief
Hiromi Kawakami
Format: Paperback
The Akutagawa Prize-winning stories from one of the most highly regarded and provocative contemporary Japanese writers.
The Willow King
Meelis Friedenthal
Format: Paperback
In this astonishingly atmospheric novel, Friedenthal enters the bowels of Shakespeare's century to tell the story of anguished modernity, and of the advent of the Age of Enlightenment.
