After the Romanovs by Helen Rappaport
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A captivating look at the Russians who fled from war and revolution.
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The Last Days of Roger Federer by Geoff Dyer
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A collection of nonfiction pieces from Geoff Dyer.
Read MoreThe Wine-Dark Sea Within by Dhun Sethna
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A new history of humans gradually understanding how blood works.
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The Kingdom of Sand by Andrew Holleran
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Andrew Holleran returns with a deeply elegiac novel after an absence of 15 years.
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Atoms and Ashes by Serhii Plokhy
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A sober but harrowing history of major nuclear disasters.
Read MoreThe Discord of the Gods by Jenn Lyons
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The final volume in the “Chorus of Dragons” series of fantasy novels by Jenn Lyons.
Read MoreEven the Darkest Night by Javier Cercas
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Javier Cercas, one of Spain’s greatest writers, turns to crime fiction to confront the ghosts of the Spanish Civil War.
Read MoreI Used To Live Here Once by Miranda Seymour
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A new biography of the author of “The Wide Sargasso Sea.”
Read MoreCaptain Ni'mat's Last Battle by Mohamed Leftah
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The late Mohamed Leftah’s postumous 2008 novel about forbidden love gets an English-language translation.
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Feeding Washington's Army by Ricardo Herrera
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The story of how Washington fed his troops during the infamous winter at Valley Forge.
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Sands of Dune by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson
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The long-running series of “Dune”-based novels continues with a collection of short stories.
Read More1000 Years of Manga by Brigitte Koyama-Richard
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A lavishly-illustrated history of the popular comics form.
Read MoreThe Psalms by Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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A beautiful little reprint of the English-language translation of Bonhoeffer’s book on the Psalms.
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Kesar and the Lullaby Birds by Aditi Oza
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A children’s book in which bedtime stories come to life.
Read MoreThe Life of Mark Twain: The Final Years by Gary Scharnhorst
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A foremost Mark Twain scholar completes his three-volume biography of the author.
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