Fiction

“The book is a treasure; the photographs are a trove of fashion’s past and a chronicle of times gone by.”

“This volume, like its predecessors, can be read for sheer joy of the prose.

“For some readers the science of Red Joan will resonate; for others, the politics will hold their interest; othe

“An eyewitness to the discovery of Tutankhamun, but also to a secret hidden for decades: That Lord Carnarvon broke into the tomb before the official opening and removed articles for his per

“What a delight when a writer hits his target as deftly and with such beauty as Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt does in Invisible Love.”

“This book is not for everyone but for the reader who enjoys finding the mystery in the mystery, it might be enjoyed.”

“Swann Dive may have a contemporary setting whose snappy repartée is reminiscent of the comedy-mystery movies of the thirties . . .”

“The best stories show us how to come through crisis and find something uplifting on the other side.

“So gripping the reader feels metaphorical hands around his throat, American Woman builds to a bloody, heart-stopping confrontation . . .

“So gripping the reader feels metaphorical hands around his throat, American Woman builds to a bloody, heart-stopping confrontation . . .

“The consciousness implicit in these poems resembles that of Baudelaire’s urban flaneur or city dweller musing on the life of his city and the world beyond it.