HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON’S INSIDE ACCOUNT
OF THE CRISES, CHOICES, AND CHALLENGES
SHE FACED DURING HER FOUR YEARS
AS AMERICA’S 67TH SECRETARY OF STATE,
AND HOW THOSE EXPERIENCES DRIVE HER VIEW OF THE FUTURE.
“All of us face hard choices in our lives,” Hillary Rodham Clinton writes at...
Random House, July 2014
In LIFE DRAWING, Robin Black unfolds a fierce, honest, and moving portrait of a marriage—the betrayals and intimacies, the needs and regrets, the secrets that sustain love and those that threaten to destroy it. Augusta and Owen have moved to the country, and live a...
One warm June morning, Maggie Wichelo, a lonely young woman, arrives at the comfortable Oxford house in which she works as a nanny. Everything appears normal. Her glamorous employer, Nula, who also happens to be her cousin, is so tired that she goes back straight back to bed. Samuel, the two...
A singularly talented writer makes his literary debut with this provocative, soulful, and sometimes hilarious story of a failed journalist asked to do the unthinkable: forge Holocaust-restitution claims for old Russian Jews in Brooklyn, New York.
Yevgeny Gelman, grandfather of Slava...
This is her most interesting book so far! In parallel chapters you get young Jenny’s perspective of her life on the road with her father, while her father’s latest girlfriend, Emma, gives the other angle to the story. Slowly but surely, Jenny discovers that her father has committed violent...
FRIENDSHIP has received a starred Kirkus review and amazing advance quotes (from Chad Harbach, Jami Attenberg and Tao Lin, among others) which you’ll see below, including a brand-new blurb from Sam Lipsyte.
Further to all the advance quotes and blurbs I am also happy to announce three...
In June 2011, Julian Assange received an unusual visitor: the chairman of Google, Eric Schmidt, arrived from America at Ellingham Hall, the country residence in Norfolk, England where Assange was living under house arrest.
For several hours the besieged leader of the world’s most...
This is first biography to focus on David Bowie the private man.
BOWIE is the result of more than 75 interviews with his intimates—from girlfriends to mime teachers—as celebrity biographer and journalist Wendy Leigh reveals details of his kaleidoscopic sex life, close friendships and...
Bestselling author Michael Gross brings us an exciting new non-fiction title that offers an exclusive insider’s look into the lives of not the 1%, nor the .1%, but the .01% of the world’s richest and most influential people, a majority of whom happen to call themselves…neighbors. Actors like...
THE BOSNIA LIST by Kenan Trebincevic and Susan Shapiro. It chronicles an incredible journey and testifies to a piece of history that happened so close but most of us are ignorant about.
It’s both a story of the betrayals of war and a narrative about finding your own way in a ‘foreign’...
Israel: Yediot Books/Miskal
Full English translation by Ira Moskowitz, December 2013
“There’s no better way to explain the miracle of Israel than to examine the amazing life of Stef Wertheimer. Beginning with no resources except for his brain, Stef built one of the most...
Who is Vladimir Putin? In Mr. Putin, Russia experts Fiona Hill and Clifford Gaddy argue that Russia's President, Vladimir Putin, is in fact a man of many and complex identities. Drawing on a range of sources, including their own personal encounters, they describe six that are most essential:...
2 Minutes to Midnight: An Iron Maiden Day-by-Day offers a fresh form of band biography, examining myriad events in Iron Maiden's history in a detailed timeline form. The book springs to life with illustrative quotations, historical notations that put the band in the wider context of the rock...
As the story goes, Dorothy Gale was supposed to have gone back to Kansas. 80 years ago she was transported by a tornado to a world of munchkins, talking tin men, wicked witches and a yellow brick road. This was OZ. Here, the imminently lovable and charming Dorothy had adventures, claimed a...
*A BookRiot ‘Best Book of September 2013’ Pick
*A Publishers Weekly Pick: Best New Book for the Week of June 17th, 2013
*Atlantic Wire Summer Book Guide Pick
*Booklist’s 2014 Notable List Placement: Top 10 Best Fiction for Young Adults
There is no government. The market,...
In a small town where nothing ever happens, everything is about to change: Jeremy Johnson Johnson’s life has begun to feel like a cruel fairy tale. He hears voices (“strange whisperings”) so the citizens in the small town of Never Better treat him like an oddity and an outcast. His mother...
Alix Christie’s debut novel GUTENBERG’S APPRENTICE, the captivating novel surrounding the fascinating and influential life of Johan Gutenberg and the world’s first tech-revolution. Alix and her editor, Terry Karten, did a fantastic edit on this novel, which is now much tighter with the a...
Tom Hartmann’s ex-wife Cathrine Price is due to get married, but is jilted at the alter by the groom, Peter Werring, who flees to Venice where he is cast into an existential crisis. By coincidence he encounters the ageing womaniser Bruno Cessarini, and this acquaintance draws Peter into a...
Kontorsninja / Office Ninja can be described as a mixture of the TV-series The Office and the graphic novel Dilbert, with a touch of Fight Club. Imagine that mixed with Being John Malkovich!
A dark and witty satire on office life, set in a large office complex about 20 minutes outside...
Where the impossible becomes possible by virtue of the wondrous.”
The story of one man, two civilisations…
A tale of family, travels and self-discovery...
A novel about identity.
The hero of this novel, Aimé Billion, is a real outsider, who feels as a stranger not only in Africa...
