Listening to Mozart
Charles Wyatt
Univ of Iowa Press
180 pages
$20
“Fascinating and provocative.”
—Choice
Listening to Mozart
Fiction
The End Game
The End Game
Catherine Coulter
G.P. Putnam's Sons
464 pages
$26.95
“Another outstanding entry in this series that features FBI agent Nicholas Drummond and his partner, Michaela Caine… Layer upon layer, The End Game is worth ‘checking’ out.”
—Associated Press
Our Man in Charleston
Our Man in Charleston
Christopher Dickey
Crown
400 pages
$27
“Our Man in Charleston is a joy to discover. It is a perfect book about an imperfect spy.”
—Joan Didion
Ghost Box Evolution in Cadillac, Michigan
Ghost Box Evolution in Cadillac, Michigan
Rosie Forrest
Rose Metal Press
56 pages
$12
” Forrest’s young characters test their own limits and yearn for what’s just beyond reach. They orbit each other, searching for connection and silently passing by. With its dreamlike images and realities that twist and swerve, this collection offers a glimpse beneath the arc of becoming.”
–From the publisher
Code of Honor
Code of Honor
Alan Gratz
Scholastic Press
288 pages
$17.99
“From the acclaimed of author of Prisoner B-3087, a timely, heart-racing action-adventure about the War on Terror — and the bond between brothers.”
–From the publisher
Addressing the Impossible
Joy Williams’s stories skewer the absurdity of our wretched world
October 13, 2015 Joy Williams is regarded by much of the literary world as the most dangerously gifted American short-story writer alive. With The Visiting Privilege, Williams delivers both a fine brace of new tales and a hefty career retrospective. Williams will discuss and sign The Visiting Privilege at Parnassus Books in Nashville on October 20, 2015, at 6:30 p.m.
