Freud: A Novel

HARRISON, CAREY

Literature & Fiction

Penguin??Books

Freud a Novel

Contemporary

Weidenfeld&Nicolson

Cley

William Heinemann, Ltd.

In 1948 a "wolf-child" is discovered in the forests of East Germany, where he has lived since he was four. He answers to the name of Egon and is believed to be the son of Peter von Lutzow-Bruel and his English wife, both arrested and killed in the wake of the 1944 assassination plot against Hitler.

Egon

Heinemann

Richard's feet

Genre Fiction

Fiction. Fargo Burns is a man suffering from the delusion that he is a dog. While receiving treatment for this, he makes the mistake of falling in love with a hitman's beautiful girlfriend. "Fargo Burns, the madly baffled, restless and beguiling subject of Kos Kostmayer's compelling novel, bounces like a pinball between excess and sobriety - as do we, his unsettled readers. Kostmayer's visceral account of one man's quest for quiet normality is dark, tense, playful and deeply affecting."--Jim Crace

New Plays Volume 2

Dramas & Plays

Dr. Cicero Books

Where do commas go? Where you breathe, you say. Where else? Between items in a list. Anywhere else? Is that it? How often do you breathe? And when? It seems that, in the last twenty years, teachers have stopped teaching grammar. Perhaps they thought students couldn’t learn it, or didn’t need to. All around the country, people who haven’t been taught grammar are throwing commas into sentences without thinking twice, or else avoiding them. But how do we learn to write well when the basics have not been taught to us at the high school level? While teaching grammar in the classroom, novelists Carey Harrison and John M. Keller developed a new, simpler way for students to understand grammar: “Where did you get that bitch?" Or is it: "Where did you get that, bitch?”

Where Did You Get That Bitch?: The Basic Grammar They've Stopped Teaching You

Computers & Technology

Keller, John M.

Programming

A history teacher abandons his life and takes to the roads of Britain, where after many years of solitary travel by foot, he has become a mute. One night, waking from woodland sleep, he witnesses a murder. He winds up sharing a house with the murderer, his life once more transformed.

Dog's Mercury

Literary

Fiction. Second volume of THE HEART BENEATH, a quartet of novels linking England and Germany in the mid–20th century.

RANDOM HOUSE UK

Fiction. Third volume of THE HEART BENEATH, a quartet of novels linking England and Germany in the mid– 20th century.

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