Franz Kafka meets Yorgos Lanthimos in this provocative novel from one of America’s most brilliant...

Jesse Ball hat zahlreiche hochgelobte Werke von zutiefst einfühlsamer Absurdität in Poesie und Be...

Die Welt, wie wir sie kennen, ist zusammengebrochen. Die Idee der Gleichheit wurde zugunsten eine...

Franz Kafka meets Yorgos Lanthimos in this provocative novel from one of America s most brilliant...

Ödüllü yazar Jesse Ballin sinir tanimayan hayal gücünden cikan bu distopik kurgu, esitlik kavrami...

Lucia Stanton tiene dieciséis años, una inteligencia explosiva, a su madre internada en un manico...

'The Village on Horseback' features mesmerizing new work from the author of 'Samedi the Deafness'...

Esini kaybetmis bir adam, kendisinin de cok fazla zamaninin kalmadigini ögrendiginde, zor bir sor...

***LONG-LISTED FOR THE NATIONAL BOOK AWARD***A man and a woman have moved into a small house in a...

Sabah yürüyüse cikilirsa olacagi buydu. Evinden cikan herkes basina gelecekleri hak etmis demekti...

A text for those curious about education as a context for creativity and collaboration, and for t...

When a widower learns that he doesn’t have long to live, he is struck by the question of who will...

A pair of girls, Lethe and Lois, navigates the perimeters of a segregated city, armed with canist...

'A work of unflinching honesty, Autoportrait is a hypnotic memoir of reflection, loss, and everyd...

Sleep, Death's Brother is an instruction manual on dreaming for children or incarcerated persons,...

From the inimitable mind of award-winning author Jesse Ball, a novel about an unsettlingly famili...

March Book is a wonder and a revelation. A shockingly assured first collection from young poet Je...

A father and son who are census takers journey across a nameless country from the town of A to th...

'Ball has created a voice that echoes the beloved narrators of J. D. Salinger and John Green. . ....

NAMED ONE OF THE MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS OF 2018 BYThe New York Times - The Chicago Reader - Nylon...

There are so many ways to die, thought Henry King, and nearly as many ways to live.