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Architects of Emortality - Brian Stableford
From Publishers WeeklyThe futuristic biotech world of Stableford's acclaimed SF novella Les Fleurs du Mal (The Flowers of Evil), expanded upon in last year's novel Inherit the Eart... -
Apathy for the Devil - Nick Kent
From Publishers WeeklyThe subtitle of Kent's first memoir, and first book since 2002's The Dark Stuff collected his writings on rock music, says it all: this is a staggering and vi... -
Any Woman's Blues_ A Novel of O - Erica Jong
From Publishers WeeklyJong ( Fanny ; Serenissima ) has consistently profiled clever and libidinous heroines who engage in series of bold adventures while striving toward self-knowl... -
Annie's Rainbow - Fern Michaels
From Publishers WeeklyPoor girl Annie Daisy Clark finds a bag containing half a million dollars. Even though she knows the money comes from a bank heist, she decides to use it, lau... -
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle_ A Y - Barbara Kingsolver; Steven L. H
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. [Signature]Reviewed by Nina PlanckMichael Pollan is the crack investigator and graceful narrator of the ecology of local food and th... -
Angels in the Gloom_ A Novel - Anne Perry
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. This powerful and intense third novel in Perry's WWI series (after 2004's Shoulder the Sky) continues the Reavley family's anguished search f.... -
And the Ass Saw the Angel - Nick Cave
From Publishers WeeklyAustralian rock musician, lyricist and actor Cave's first novel is an innovative, if wildly idiosyncratic, tall tale satirizing religious fanaticism. Euchrid ... -
And Only to Deceive - Tasha Alexander
From Publishers WeeklyIn this charming late Victorian romantic suspense novel, Emily, a young and beautiful widow, regrets her husband's African hunting expedition death less than ... -
And Another Thing__ - Eoin Colfer
Douglas Adams's Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Part Six of Three From Publishers WeeklyAt long last, the motley band from Douglas Adams's renowned five-b... -
An Ordinary Man_ An Autobiograp - Paul Rusesabagina; Tom Zoellner
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. For former hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina, words are the most powerful weapon in the human arsenal. For good and for evil, as was the case i....