The author of the highly praised The Wild Irish is back with a mesmerizing novel that probes one of the most intriguing unsolved mysteries in history—what happened to the lost princes of York.

"Brims with page-turning drama." —Publishers Weekly

New York Times-bestselling author

From the author of Long Bright River, the moving story of a daughter’s quest to discover the truth about her beloved father’s hidden past.

"In sparse, urgent prose, Liz Moore delivers a staggeringly beautiful meditation on love, legacy, and the emotional necessities that make life worth living." —Téa Obreht, author of The Tiger’s Wife

George Choogart has just stepped off the boat to Manhattan. In England, he was a teenage star reporter. But he'll have to prove himself all over again if he wants an American newspaper job. When George stumbles across the Woodrat, an underground boxing club, he realizes he's found his next story.

Caryl Phillips’s A View of the Empire at Sunset is the sweeping story of the life of the woman who became known to the world as author Jean Rhys, getting at the heart of alienation, exile, and family by offering a look into the life of one of the greatest storytellers of the 20th century and retelling a profound story that is singularly its own.

"It is a novel of acute psychological empathy and understanding.” ―The New York Times Book Review

When Hannah Legare was 11, her father went on a fishing trip in the Charleston harbor and never came back. Twenty years later, after a disastrous attempt to win back her husband, Hannah ends up back at her mother's home where she is once again sucked into the mystery of her missing father. 

"Prepare to have your heart broken while laughing out loud at this breathtaking, scathingly sardonic novel." —People

One of the most notable members of the New York School—and its best-known woman—Barbara Guest began writing poetry in the 1950s. Switching effortlessly from the real to the dreamlike, the observed to the imagined, this is poetry both gentle and piercing—seemingly simple, but truly and beautifully dislocating.

"Venturesome and exploratory throughout." —School Library Journal

Nobel Prize Winner in Literature

Will, the narrator of this powerfully charged novel, discovers that his father, a political activist and local hero in their South African town, has become involved with a white woman. Wrenching, passionate, deeply resonant, My Son's Story evokes the inexorable yoking of the personal life and politics with uniquely moving force.

“Nadine Gordimer has given us a work of bleak beauty and enormous force.” ―The Washington Post Book World

After the Fall introduces us to a brilliantly eccentric family from New York’s Upper East Side who, after losing all their money, makes Central Park into a comfortable and creative home. With more than two hundred drawings, this delicious tale is a love letter to family, creativity, and New York.

"A wonderful children’s story for adults, with all the fanciful Manhattan-centric aspects that entails." ―Publishers Weekly

Exploring issues of class, sex, and gender, this smart, sexy debut by Corrine Sullivan shatters the black-and-white nature of victimhood, taking a close look at blame and moral ambiguity.

"An affecting novel, examining self-doubt, self-sabotage, and the lasting impact of both." —Publishers Weekly