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Discover Great New Writers
Discover Great New WritersPRESENTING EXTRAORDINARY LITERARY TALENTS SINCE 1990
Southern Cross the Dog
With nods to William Faulkner and Cormac McCarthy, this foot-stomping, fever-dream tale of a young man's coming of age in Mississippi after the Great Flood of 1927 is a feat of bluesy, poetic storytelling.
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Charming, Well-Read, and Living with Tourette's
The World's Strongest Librarian
Josh Hanagarne loves books, but he's not your average librarian. Diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome as a teenager, he turned to weight lifting to help control his tics. Here he writes gracefully about books, faith and family, while challenging assumptions of what it means to be strong.
Josh Hanagarne
A Modern American Werewolf Fable
Staging an epic of dark fantasy in an alternate America with nightmarish overtones of our own, Benjamin Percy brings a keen eye for the wonder of the natural world to his page-turning take on the supernatural thriller.
Benjamin Percy
The Power of One Mother's Unconditional Love
Kristine Barnett insisted on following her own instincts to help her son, Jacob, after he was diagnosed with autism at age 2. A decade later, adolescent Jacob - whose IQ is higher than Einstein's -- is a paid researcher in quantum mechanics, working on an original theory in astrophysics.
Kristine Barnett
A Surreal and Fiercely Funny Web of Tales
The Peripatetic Coffin and Other Stories
Each of these cleverly conceived stories -- which range from suburban childhoods and summer camp to the Civil War and a dystopian future -- yields up a bracing shock of recognition. Caught in physical or emotional isolation, the lives of Ethan Rutherford's characters pulse and hum with irresistible life.
Ethan Rutherford
Featured Author: Zadie Smith
Shop AllHer electrifying debut, White Teeth, a Summer 2000 Discover pick, made Zadie Smith a literary sensation. On Beauty confirmed her remarkable talent. Now her new novel, NW -- 7 years in the writing, and the book she is proudest of (The Telegraph) -- delivers another wry and keenly-observed portrait of London as four young people try to find their way through the city's social labyrinth.
