Silence In October

After eighteen years of marriage, an art historian wakes up one morning to find his wife standing in the bedroom doorway with her bags packed, leaving him with no explanation. Alone in his Copenhagen apartment, he tries to make sense of his enigmatic marriage and life. Memories of driving a cab, quiet walks in the snow, and intense sojourns in Paris and New York pass through his mind in fleeting, highly visual images. The more he thinks of his wife, however, the more mysterious she becomes to him. Slowly he realizes that two people can live together for years without ever really knowing each other, and that the most important encounters in one's life are dictated by chance, not design. Exploring with great subtlety the secret, unpredictable connections between men and women, Silence in October is a psychological novel of immense acuity and masterful storytelling. It heralds the arrival of a major talent in this country.

Silence in October

Literature & Fiction

Grøndahl, Jens Christian

Born, Anne

Literary

Houghton, mifflin, harcourt

Irene Beckman appears to have a perfect life: two grown children, a house in a prosperous suburb of Copenhagen, and a successful career as a family lawyer. She is cool, sophisticated, and still exotically good-looking, the dyed hair her only concession to time. Then her husband announces that he's leaving her, and her mother reveals some unexpected information about Irene's father. Suddenly, Irene Beckman is neither wife nor daughter. Nor, she realizes, is it at all clear who she has been all these years. It is time to find out. From the internationally acclaimed author of Silence in October, An Altered Light is another fascinating exploration of the nature of chance and relationships-between parents and children, husbands and wives, friends and strangers.

An Altered Light

Contemporary

Lucca

Romance

Mariner Books

Floria Aemilia, a concubine to St. Augustine for more than ten years prior to his spiritual awakening, challenges St. Augustine's view of women and love as described in his Confessions, in a passionate and occasionally erotic fictional letter addressing faith, doubt, and human relationships.

That Same Flower: Floria Aemilia's Letter to Saint Augustine

GAARDER, JOSTEIN

Farrar. Straus & Giroux

South Devon: Combe, Tor and Seascape

Travel

Europe

David&Charles

A collection of stories written on the MTA, the New York City bus and subway system, Prayer Beads on the Train is about memory, commuting, getting by - and around - in New York.

Prayer Beads on the Train: Another Collection of Stories Written on the MTA

Essays & Correspondence

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Collected poems written on the MTA - the New York City subway and bus system.

Turnstiles: Poems Written on the MTA

Poetry

The Late Orphan Project Anthology is a collection of stories written after the death of a parent. The focus is not the grief, the sense of loss, the terrible sadness, but rather the simpler things. This is about the intricate and universal workings of family – regrets, learning, problem solving, daily life, and most definitely, love. The writers are: Amy McVay Abbott Dane Aska Kerry Boland Anne Born Emily Conyngham Roger Fallihee Jaime Franchi Lourdes A. Gautier Michael P. Geffner Sue Glasko Jennifer Harmon Ken Hartke Joan Haskins Lisa Kern Catherine Nagle Sharon Nesbit-Davis Jeanne Sathre Anne Shrock Ott Monika Schott Lisa Solod Tery Spataro Marsha Tejeda Deb Victoroff Barb Hamp Weicksel Joan Becht Willette We are the storytellers. These are our stories.

These Winter Months: The Late Orphan Project Anthology

Parenting & Relationships

Writers from Japan, Mexico, Canada, and many locations in the United States share their very personal experiences after the death of their parents. The second volume of stories from The Late Orphan Project, These Summer Months will shock you, speak to your relationship with your parents, and remind you how, even though we come from so many different places, when our parents die, we are all just children, experiencing a long season of personal grief. This book guarantees you will reconsider your relationship with your own parents. Contributing authors: Lorraine Berry Karen Blue Clive Collins Greg Correll Don Fleming Mary Kay Fleming Claire Fitzpatrick Lee Gaitan Liz Gauthier Christine Geery Sue Glasco Kathy Koches Lea Lane Brianna Meinke Susan Mihalic Erin O’Meara Scottt Raven Bonafide Rojas Brian T. Silak Rob Smith Suzanne Smith Molly Stevens T.K. Thorne Margaret Van Every Eileen Wiard Aida Zilelian If you would like more information on the Late Orphan Project, or the previous volume of stories, These Winter Months: The Late Orphan Project Anthology, please contact lateorphanproject@gmail.com.

These Summer Months: Stories from The Late Orphan Project

Apache Pass (Chiricahua Apache Series)

A young Chiracahua Apache boy witnesses grave insults to Cochise by a U.S. military officer, as he and his people struggle to defend their traditional homeland

Children's Books

Holmas, Stig

Growing Up & Facts of Life

UNKNO

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