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Look at the birdie_ unpublished - Kurt Vonnegut
EDITORIAL REVIEW: **Look at the Birdie** is a collection of fourteen previously unpublished short stories from one of the most original writers in all of American fiction. In this ... -
Leopard - Jo Nesbo; Don Bartlett
Amazon.com ReviewAmazon Best Books of the Month, December 2011: At the end of his previous thriller, The Snowman, Jo Nesbo's Inspector Harry Hole was a ravag... -
L.A. Dead - Stuart Woods
Amazon.com ReviewStuart Woods is a master of the glitzy, high-concept, suspense thriller, and Stone Barrington, hero of five previous mysteries, is the kind of private cop who glid... -
Hot Money - Dick Francis
From Publishers WeeklyFrancis has another winner, as skillfully constructed as his previous bestsellers. This time, amateur British jockey Ian Pembroke tells what happens after the... -
Heir to the Glimmering World - Cynthia Ozick
From Publishers WeeklyOzick's previous novel, The Puttermesser Papers, revolved around one quirky hero; this time around, Ozick incubates several. Characters, not plot, drive this.... -
Grantchester Grind - Tom Sharpe
This sequel to Tom Sharpe's classic comic novel Porterhouse Blue takes the reader back to the hilarious goings- on at Porterhouse College. Though as cunning as ever, the formidable... -
Getting Stoned With Savages - J. Maarten Troost
From Publishers WeeklyUsing a format similar to that of his previous work, The Sex Lives of Cannibals, Troost creates another comical and touching travel memoir. Troost and his wi.... -
From Here to Eternity - James Jones
James Jones’s epic story of army life in the calm before Pearl Harbor—now with previously censored scenes and dialogue restoredAt the Pearl Harbor army... -
Every Man for Himself - Beryl Bainbridge
Amazon.com ReviewAfter taking on the ill-fated Scott expedition to the South Pole in her previous book, From Publishers WeeklyBainbridge, whose The Birthday Boys was a... -
Elizabeth Street - Laurie Fabiano
Amazon.com ReviewBook Description: In Elizabeth Street, Laurie Fabiano tells a remarkable, and previously unheard, story of the Italian immigrant experience at th...