Claire Vaye Watkins gives voice to the desert – Emily Adrian

That Icelandic Nobel laureate Halldor Laxness was one of the twentieth century’s greatest novelists is to me so self-evident that it almost feels redundant to say so. This claim could be made solely u...

Dunn was quite possibly the last writer anyone would have expected to resurface, after nearly two decades of silence, with the 1989 bestseller and as a finalist for the National Book Award.

Join author and GPB cofounder Emily Adrian in reading the dazzling fiction of Muriel Spark. This class will meet four times to discuss four of Spark’s most original, ambitious, and tightly constructed...

In his August booknotes column, Anthony Domestico writes on the seductions of the campus novel.

"I was completely hooked from the first page, and couldn't sleep until I finished it." —Andrew Martin, author of Early Work

‘Those days I was prone to bouts of socially inappropriate laughter that veered into even less appealing sobs. I wasn’t ashamed.’ A short story by Emily Adrian.

‘Those days I was prone to bouts of socially inappropriate laughter that veered into even less appealing sobs. I wasn’t ashamed.’ A short story by Emily Adrian.

A pretentious academic couple engenders the wrath of a jealous grad student at an elite college in upstate New York.

Whether you’re looking for a romance novel to toss into your beach bag or something more mysterious to read on the lake house dock, this list of 75 books has something for every kind of reader.

plus a few more

(It lasts all day)

I change my mind.

Recommending some lovely and strange translated novels published in the last couple years.