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Michel Eltchaninoff
Lenin Walked on the Moon
How a Soviet cosmic dream is becoming a modern reality Cheating death and raising the dead. Creating life. Freeing the spirit. Colonising space. These projects, of which some have been achieved and some will soon, have a shared Russian history, belonging to a movement known as cosmism –... -
Michel Eltchaninoff
Lenin Walked on the Moon
How a Soviet cosmic dream is becoming a modern reality Cheating death and raising the dead. Creating life. Freeing the spirit. Colonising space. These projects, of which some have been achieved and some will soon, have a shared Russian history, belonging to a movement known as cosmism –... -
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... -
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... -
Anna Gavalda
Life, Only Better
Life, Only Better is a touching, cleverly crafted book about choices and their consequences. -
Anna Gavalda
Life, Only Better
Mathilde is twenty-four. She has abandoned her studies in art history in lieu of a menial job and lives in a house she shares with twin sisters. One day she forgets her bag in a café and a week later an unknown man returns it to her. Following this encounter, Mathilde decides to throw caution to... -
Ahmet Altan
Like a Sword Wound
“A deeply compelling and immersive narrative about love, desire, loneliness and landscape.”—Elif Shafak -
Ahmet Altan
Like a Sword Wound
“A deeply compelling and immersive narrative about love, desire, loneliness and landscape.”—Elif Shafak -
Edwin M. Yoder, Jr.
Lions at Lamb House
A charming novel of intellectual heresy from a Pulitzer Prize winner. -
