Peggy Kurkowski
A Quiet Cadence: A Novel
Genres:
Marty McClure is a retired teacher with a loving wife and two kids who know him as a kind and peaceful man. But ...Read Review
Remember Me: A Spanish Civil War Novel
Genres:
Mario Escobar, author of WWII historical novels Auschwitz Lullaby and Children of the Stars, returns with an original tale exploring a little-known sidenote ...Read Review
The Blind Light: A Novel
Genres:
The Blind Light is an ambitious and sprawling novel that, on the surface, explores the effects of living in the shadow of nuclear ...Read Review
The Eighth Life
Genres:
It is not idle hyperbole to say The Eighth Life by Nino Haratischvili is the War and Peace of the 20th century, as ...Read Review
Villa of Delirium
Genres:
Villa of Delirium is a literary novel, originally published in French, that brings to life the hypnotic story of one family—the Reinachs—...Read Review
Sachiko
Genres:
Endō Shūsaku is enjoying a renaissance among readers worldwide. His best-known novel, Silence, was adapted into a feature film by acclaimed director ...Read Review
Lord of All the Dead
Genres:
Lord of All the Dead is a curious book. Labeled as a “nonfiction novel,” it opens with the enigmatic sentence, “His name was ...Read Review
The Deep
Genres:
In Alma Katsu’s follow-up to The Hunger (2018), history and the supernatural collide when a young stewardess steps aboard the Titanic only to ...Read Review
The Abstainer
Genres:
Following the success of his second novel, The North Water, Ian McGuire returns with the page-turning tale of two Irishmen in 1860s Manchester, ...Read Review
The Gimmicks: A Novel
Genres:
In his debut novel, The Gimmicks, Chris McCormick weaves an unusual tale of three Armenians living in the long shadow of the Armenian ...Read Review
