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Joe Flanagan
Lesser Evils
An exciting entry into the noir canon, Joe Flanagan’s Lesser Evils expertly reimagines 1957 Cape Cod, where the mystifying murder of a local child brings us into a world of intrigue— honed by intricate plotting, sharp dialogue, and original characters—that culminates in a conclusion both... -
Amara Lakhous
The Prank of the Good Little Virgin of Via Ormea
A fun and farcical novel, this new “whodunnit” about life in multicultural Italy by Amara Lakhous will delight fans of Lakhous’ earlier bestseller, Clash of Civilizations Over an Elevator in Piazza Vittorio, and readers of novels such as The Yacoubian Building by Alaa-Al-Aswany. -
Amara Lakhous
The Prank of the Good Little Virgin of Via Ormea
A fun and farcical novel, this new “whodunit” about life in multicultural Italy is a Pirandellian exploration of identity in today’s changing, polyglot societies. Once again, the protagonist of this new novel is the crime beat journalist, Enzo Laganà. He and his Finnish fiancée,... -
Francesca Melandri
Eva Sleeps
A bestselling novel in Italy, soon to be a motion picture directed by Edoardo Winspeare, and Elle’s magazine’s book of the year. Eva Sleeps is a sweeping story about family, forgiveness, conflict, and the search for truth. A literary page- turner that will delight fans of Elena Ferrante. -
Francesca Melandri
Eva Sleeps
A bestselling novel in Italy, soon to be a motion picture directed by Edoardo Winspeare, and Elle’s magazine’s book of the year. Eva Sleeps is a sweeping story about family, forgiveness, conflict, and the search for truth. A literary page-turner that will delight fans of Elena Ferrante. -
Pier Paolo Pasolini
The Street Kids
The Street Kids is arguably the most important novel by Italy’s preeminent 20th century author, film director and political thinker Pier Paolo Pasolini. First published in 1955, it caused such public outrage that Pasolini was charged with obscenity. Although he was acquitted at trial, the... -
Pier Paolo Pasolini
The Street Kids
The Street Kids is arguably the most important novel by Italy’s preeminent 20th century author, film director and political thinker Pier Paolo Pasolini. First published in 1955, it caused such public outrage that Pasolini was charged with obscenity. Although he was acquitted at trial, the... -
Fariba Hachtroudi
The Man Who Snapped His Fingers
Winner of the 2001 French Human Rights Prize, French-Iranian author Hachtroudi’s English-language debut explores themes as old as time: the crushing effects of totalitarianism and the infinite power of love.
