Although few examples of royal Mughal jewelled and enamelled work survive, the Khalili Collection contains some outstanding vessels from 17th and early 18th century royal Mughal workshops. These are presented in this volume, alongside a wide range of personal jewellery.

DINARS AND DIRHAMS. Coins of the Islamic Lands. The Early Period Part One and Part Two (The Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art, VOL XIX)

Arts & Photography

Carvalho, Pedro Moura

SAVAGE,ELIZABETH

Baidoun, Isa

History & Criticism

A novel about Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Elizabeth Siddal

Willowwood: A novel

Little,Brown

Five girls. Five dreams. Five destinies.Determined to climb the social ladder in Missoula, Montana, Hilary knows appearances are crucial to getting ahead—but she’s in for a rude awakening. With a rough home life, Doll seeks every chance she can to escape and hang out with one of the local bad boys, but her need to be noticed may land her in serious trouble. Janet hasn’t inherited the smarts of her doctor father, but she’s content to let life lead her rather than grab the steering wheel. Kathy’s the smartest of the group, but her know-it-all attitude can be a real turnoff. Amelia has her mother’s drop-dead gorgeous looks and blue-blood Montana roots, but with a handicapped sister and an absent father, her world is waiting to shatter.As the leader of the group, Hilary doesn’t make any decisions without carefully calculating the potential outcome. She’s chosen the others to be her friends in order to help her achieve her goals, but each of these young women is about to discover there’s little they can control when it comes to what fate has in store.

The girls from the five great valleys: A novel

A good confession: A novel

The intelligent, captivating, and as she admits, not entirely trustworthy (unnamed) narrator invites three close friends to lunch with her at the Ritz Hotel, in Boston, for her birthday. Two of them, Len and Gay, are a long married couple she has known since college days. The third, Wes, was once her lover. But her party takes an unexpected turn. The present intrudes upon their celebration. Secrets slip out, and what emerges is a window into both the pastâ€”their loves and their hurtsâ€”and the presentâ€”the uncertainties, the fears, and the innate tragedy of growing old.

The Last Night at the Ritz: A Novel

Happy Ending: A Novel

Literature & Fiction

Willow Wood

Berkley Pub.

The girls from the five great valleys

G.K. Hall

GRAMMAR is a marvelous investigation of the relational quality of words, the ways we inhabit them and they us. What emerges in these poems is a celebration of the unruly and insubordinate realm of the human. We live among the pauses of these 'known unknowns,' anchored in the physical yet mysterious to the core.—Elizabeth Willis"In her eloquent evocation of grammar, Elizabeth Savage tells us that 'The elements won't recognize / person, place, or thing...only movements of the same.' And so the very structure of communication proves pliable, responsive, overflowing with both history and heart. At the beginning of this gorgeous book, Savage warns us that 'there is no "I" in grammar,' but the feat of her writing is to show us that 'where there is urgency / there will be utterance.' Language stands at the ready, our 'provocative partner' in whose vehicle 'I may step / imperatively / into you.' Amid the false starts and scattered belief that pulse at the core of our relation to words, GRAMMAR deploys considerable sass and jazz while also opening to a vulnerability that displaces function with a more compassing dynamic. Here, language sweeps us up, until we 'swing from force / to formlessness' in radiant attention."—Elizabeth Robinson

Grammar

Poetry

Furniture Press Books

Brazen, candid, and always willing to take chances, the unnamed and not entirely trustworthy narrator of The Last Night at the Ritz celebrates her birthday with three old and dear friends. Two of them, Gay and Len, are a long-married couple and her best friends from college. The third, Wes, was once her lover.Organizing a luncheon at Boston’s esteemed Ritz Carlton—an old favorite of the group’s—the narrator expects the occasion will be an excellent chance to catch up with her friends and enjoy each other’s company. But almost immediately upon arriving at the hotel, she senses things are different, though she can’t quite put her finger on what’s wrong. Even the Ritz has changed, no longer displaying the lion—its trademark symbol of hospitality—on its ashtrays.As the afternoon gives way to evening and as the drinks flow, the past and present intrude upon the festivities and the atmosphere turns somber. Before the night is through, truths and secrets slip out that will change their relationships forever.Back in print for the first time in a generation, The Last Night at the Ritz, a masterfully written novel of friendship and love and the ways we deceive each other and ourselves, is quite simply unforgettable.

The Last Night at the Ritz (Nancy Pearl’s Book Lust Rediscoveries)

United States

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