“That rare pleasure, a book that grips on every level, a bold and beautiful novel about history, memory and love.” –Nicci French, author of Catch Me When I Fall
| 978-1-59020-074-2 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-074-8 (hc)
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The most critically acclaimed Dutch novel of the 20th Century- finally available in English.
| 978-1-59020-081-0 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-081-0 (pb)
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$15.95
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| 978-1-59020-062-9 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-062-4 (hc)
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$27.95
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A devastating consideration of sexuality in the media and how it affects young girls
| 978-1-59020-063-6 (ISBN-13) |
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From one of
our most esteemed
language experts,
a Bryson-esque
linguistic
travelogue
| 978-1-59020-061-2 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-061-6 (hc)
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An argument in favor of a fully-formed view of global warming–and against hysterical environmentalism
| 978-1-59020-084-1 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-084-5 (hc)
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$19.95
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The second volume of complete plays from “one of the few genuinely great living American dramatists” (Ben Brantley, The New York Times)
| 978-1-59020-053-7 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-053-5
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A NEW EDITION, FULLY REVISED AND UPDATED BY THE AUTHOR
| 978-1-59020-124-4 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-124-8
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$16.95
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This groundbreaking book reveals the next generation of computers–they're much smaller...and alive
| 978-1-59020-039-1 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-039-X (hc)
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$29.95
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A new handbook for weekending in the beloved tradition of the classic Week-End Book from Nonesuch Press
| 978-1-59020-035-3 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-035-7 (hc)
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The remarkable story of the enduring friendship between Churchill and Lloyd George, Britain's two greatest statesmen in peace and war
| 978-1-58567-930-0 (ISBN-13) |
1-58567-930-5 (hc)
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From one of our most beloved literary anglers, a meditation on the joys and art of fishing
| 978-1-59020-003-2 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-003-9 (hc)
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A new and utterly surprising look at the history behind the birth of the United States
| 978-1-58567-933-1 (ISBN-13) |
1-58567-933-X (hc)
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$21.95
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The enthralling new mystery by the critically acclaimed author of the Sano Ichiro series
| 978-1-59020-033-9 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-033-0 (hc)
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The prophetic thriller from "the best writer of intteligence and political novels in the world" (The Boston Globe)(
| 978-1-59020-004-9 (ISBN-13) |
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"Entirely original, dizzyingly controlled, all ice-cool momentum on the surface and all shock below" –Joan Didion
| 978-1-58567-999-7 (ISBN-13) |
1-58567-999-2 (hc)
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$23.95
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An ever-so-sly peek into the social life of the world's most promiscuous flower
| 978-1-58567-991-1 (ISBN-13) |
1-58567-991-7 (hc)
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By the author of the bestseller The War of the Roses, aa hilarious and thrilling romp through 1920s New York gangsterland
| 978-1-59020-034-6 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-034-9 (hc)
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Typical Wodehousian romantic shenangians
| 978-1-59020-009-4 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-009-8 (hc)
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Plum Pie is perhaps Wodehouse's best-loved short story collection–no suprise as it features a true Wodehouse trifecta–Jeeves, golf, and Blandings Castle
| 978-1-59020-010-0 (ISBN-13) |
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A truly wonderful book describing the remarkable lives and times of the John Tradescants, father and son
| 978-1-59020-038-4 (ISBN-13) |
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"Zooms in on the unveiling of the New Look...Ms. Pochna brings to her subject a reporter's doggedness and a mechanic's knack for assembling a whole from dozens of parts." –The New York Times Book Review
| 978-1-58567-702-3 (ISBN-13) |
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$37.95
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A lavishly illustrated, wide and well-balanced view of Scottish history, shedding light on the motivation and character for the clans and bringing to life their highly dramatic and romantic stories
| 978-1-58567-998-0 (ISBN-13) |
1-58567-998-4
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$35.00
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One man's incredible 3,000-mile journey across the heart of the African continent
| 978-1-59020-036-0 (ISBN-13) |
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Was Jesus of the Gospels nothing more than an allegory, and Christianity only a centuries-old misunderstanding?
| 978-1-59020-037-7 (ISBN-13) |
1-59020-037-3 (hc)
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"Intelligent, daring and profound. ...A fantastically tightly written, read-every-word novel" –The Guardian
| 978-1-59020-032-2 (ISBN-13) |
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