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Aurorarama

Jean-Christophe Valtat

A startling, seductive literary novel that entwines suspense, science fiction, adventure, romance and history into an intoxicating new genre.

The Castle In Transylvania

Jules Verne

Translated by Charlotte Mandell

Back from the dead: the original zombie story

The Beaufort Diaries

T Cooper

With illustrations by Alex Petrowsky

A polar bear tries to go green-in Hollywood-with Leonardo DiCaprio-in an outrageous tale that includes equally outrageous full-color illustrations.

From Fatwa To Jihad
The Rushdie Affair and Its Aftermath

Kenan Malik

Twenty years after the Rushdie fatwa, From Fatwa to Jihad tells, for the first time, the full story of this defining episode and explores its...

Listen To The Echoes
The Ray Bradbury Interviews

Sam Weller

"A book that's feisty and that charges full-speed ahead, a book that practically levitates out of your hands as you turn the pages — there is ...

The Canal

Lee Rourke

Leading light of the self-styled Off-Beat Generation. –The Guardian

Wild Food From Land And Sea

Marco Pierre White

The "Byron of the kitchen" (the New Yorker's Bill Buford) presents the recipes that propelled him to international fame.

Wolf Among Wolves

Hans Fallada

Another intense, sprawling, historic saga from Hans Fallada in the style of the hugely successful Every Man Dies Alone

Casino Jack and the United States of Money
Superlobbyist Jack Abramoff and the Buying of Washington

Peter H. Stone

“A one-stop shop for anyone wanting to know what this scandal is all about ....” —The New York Times Book Review

The Flight of the Intellectuals

Paul Berman

"This bracing and volatile book is an important one ..." -- Dwight Garner, the New York Times

Every Man Dies Alone

Hans Fallada

NOW AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK: The stirring literary thriller based on a true story about a working class couple who stood up to the Nazis.

How to Wreck a Nice Beach
The Vocoder from World War II to Hip-Hop

The Machine Speaks

Dave Tompkins

"This one has cult audience written all over it."—Booklist