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Please Look After Mom is at once one family’s history & a window into contemporary Korean culture & life. A heartbreaking & beautifully written look at how important family can be & the devastating effects of loss.
Full of dark humor and deeply human reflections, it’s no wonder that Adam Johnson’s follow up to his Pulitzer-winning novel won the 2015 National Book Award for Fiction.
An erudite, playful, and compelling contemporary Greek tragedy, Fates and Furies examines the intricacies of a marriage, how our past defines us, and how well you can ever truly know someone.
A dazzling collection of stories about identity and relationships from the Pulitzer Prize-winning author. As in The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, Díaz’s prose here is bawdy, colorful, and pulsing with life.
Maria Semple’s modern epistolary novel is hilarious and heartfelt, following 15-year-old Bee as she tries to solve the apparent mental breakdown and disappearance of her mother just before a family trip to Antarctica.
One errant throw from a shortstop phenomenon sends five lives spinning in new directions in this affecting debut. With a grace rarely seen even in seasoned writers, Harbach teases out the true art & beauty of baseball.
Balanced between his tendencies towards the minimal & the mystical, Colorless is classic Murakami: a quietly oneiric mediation on intimacy, solitude, memory & belonging.
