"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Ted Gioia is a writer and musician. He is the author of Delta Blues, The History of Jazz and, most recently, The Birth (and Death) of the Cool. You can follow Ted Gioia on Twitter at www.twitter.com/tedgioia.
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Paul Auster's The New York Trilogy is detective fiction with a distinctly post-modern flavor.
Can you build a whole novel out of a complaint letter? Jonathan Miles does just that in this novel.
A Pulitzer Prize winning author reaches new heights in her latest collection of stories.
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A late night robbery goes awry and the detective heading the case looks on in dismay as this event blows up into a media circus.
Tobias Wolff writes so well, you won't notice that he is breaking all the rules of storytelling
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A debut novelist explores the seamier side of Las Vegas.
Pulitzer Prize-winner Geraldine Brook imagines the history of a mysterious manuscript in her latest novel.
The Queen of England has discovered that she likes to read books - but does the nation approve?
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