As detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep crosses the border into Nepal, the karmic burdens weighing on Bangkok’s most honest cop get even heavier.

The author of Underworld and Falling Man ensnares readers in another "imaginative act of empathy" and leaves us "suspended in its drama of time."

Last interviews and an early novel from the author of The Savage Detectives and 2666.

A single mistake sets of a hurricane of consequences, battering a hapless climate scientist in this darkly comic, Dickensian tale.

How we drove the world's economy right off the road.

In Charlie Huston’s surreal new thriller, zombie-like Los Angelenos find themselves up all night.

In this novel of scientific discovery in Regency England, the human specimens are the most unusual.

Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe, and a passionate friendship that rocked the music and art worlds. Read more...

In the new novel from the author of Then We Came to the End, a dramatic and surprising combat between the flesh and the spirit.

An art-heist in the heart of Edinburgh takes a wrong turn in this darkly comic caper. Read more...

In an act of daring juxtaposition, the award-winning poet and memoirist meditates on the arrival of his child in a world shadowed by torture.

Philosophy, religion, science, madness and love are all on the menu in this richly imagined novel of ideas.

A founding eminence of cyberspace inveighs against the digitization of culture. Read more...

The new novel by the author of The Historian turns away from vampires to obsessions of more mortal flesh.

One of Australia’s most celebrated writers turns back to a chilling episode out of Homer: the rage of Achilles, and the terrible fate of Hector.

The Berlin Airlift was supposed to be a stopgap measure until a diplomatic stalemate could be resolved. It became a pivotal victory in the Cold War. Read more...

A mysterious assault provokes a reassessment from a man who had resigned himself to a second-rate life. Read more...

The author of Eat, Pray, Love traces her circuitous route back to the altar. Read more...