Today Will Be Different
The author of “Where’d You Go, Bernadette?” delivers a wry portrait of a woman who finds herself wondering how she…
Veronique de Turenne
Veronique de Turenne is a Los Angeles–based journalist, essayist, and playwright. Her literary criticism appears on NPR and in major American newspapers. One of the highlights of her career was interviewing Vin Scully in his broadcast booth at Dodger Stadium, then receiving a handwritten thank-you note from him a few days later.
Perfect
A pair of damaged souls try to knit together worlds unraveled by circumstance.
The Painted Girls
A novel of Belle Époque Paris, through the eyes of a dancer-turned-studio-muse.
Alif the Unseen
Scheherezade’s tales get a techno-thriller update in this inventive new novel.
The Lover’s Dictionary
A playful romanceconstructed in the form of a list of definitions sidesteps the meaning of loveitself.
Life Class
The celebrated author of the Regeneration Trilogy returns to the trauma of World War I, on and off the battlefield.
People of the Book
A centuries-old Haggadah provides the linchpin for Geraldine Brooks’s sweeping new novel.