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Reviews & Essays

Dead Stars

The depths of a celebrity-fevered culture are mapped in a Hollywood Inferno.

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A Hologram for the King

Stranded in Saudi Arabia, a salesman confronts the hollowed-out remains of his life.

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A Reading Life

Long Time, No See

A vision of a prelapsarian Ireland, circa 2006, where old and new exist together in serenity.

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True Believers: A Novel

A sixties radical confronts the twenty-first century.

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Mountains of the Moon

A riveting debut novel follows a young survivor on a determined odyssey.

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Alif the Unseen

Scheherezade's tales get a techno-thriller update in this inventive new novel.

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A Reading Life

Beautiful Ruins

A tale of manipulation, fame, love and fate crossing half a century centers on an Italian village and the making of a Hollywood epic.

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The Cyclist Conspiracy

A dishwasher who becomes king and an order of bicycling monks caper through a deliberately head-spinning tale.

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Capital: A Novel

The author of I.O.U. follows the bubble's bursting through one street full of  London lives.

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The Dream of the Celt

The Nobel laureate spins a continent-spanning tale out of the life of an Irish adventurer.

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The Lower River

A former Peace Corps volunteer tries to return to an idyllic African village, only to discover a nightmare.

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A Naked Singularity

A public defender's tragicomic exploits are at the heart of a boldly exuberant debut novel.

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A Reading Life

Our Lady of Alice Bhatti

The chaos of a Karachi hospital mirrors a nation pulled in multiple directions.

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The Newlyweds

A young woman tries to escape her Bangladeshi village life by becoming an email-order bride.

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Canada

A robbery gone wrong sends a child into exile in a story that recalls the work of Charles Dickens and Mark Twain.

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