Category: Fiction

Roz Perry | The Old Woman Who Led the Revolution | We are unable to provide a description of this book at this time.

Lucy Jane Bledsoe | This Wild Silence |

‘I like to tell Liz that I’m her dark side,’ says Christine, the narrator of critically acclaimed author Lucy Jane Bledsoe’s newest novel. And Chri

Jeanette Winterson | Sexing The Cherry | Set in 17th century London, Sexing the Cherry is about the journeys taken by the boisterous Dog-Woman and her son Jordan: journeys across seas

Dorothy Baker | Cassandra at the Wedding | ‘I’m not, at heart, a jumper; it’s not my sort of thing…I think I knew all the time I was sizing up the bridge that the strong possibility was I’d g

Nancy M. Hill | I Already Know the Silence of the Storms | I Already Know the Silence of the Storms is a map of a questor’s journey as she traverses the tempestuous landscapes of heart, mind, body, and soul. T

Rebecca Brown | The Terrible Girls |

The girls on the prowl in The Terrible Girls are indeed terrible-relentless in love, ruthless in betrayal. These thematically linked stories depict

Gertrude Stein | Ida | This is the story of Ida, whose life consists mainly of resting, because she is always tired; of talking to herself; and of getting married, time afte

Ruthann Robson | The Struggle For Happiness | A new book by Ruthann Robson is always a cause for celebration. This latest offering is a collection of eight thoughtful, loosely linked stories, many

E. Annie Proulx | The Shipping News | When Quoyle’s two-timing wife meets her just desserts, he retreats with his two daughters to his ancestral home on the starkly beautiful Newfoundland

Anna Livia | Incidents Involving Mirth | From Publishers Weekly

In this sometimes amusing but uneven collection, the stories relate brief instances of revelation and ever-present loneline