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In her sumptuous new collection of stories, Soueif details the lives of a series of Arab women as they traverse the cultural line that divides East from West.
Artvoice  |  Jill Froebel  |  02-16-2007  |  Fiction

'Radiance' Glowsnew

Lambert's first novel gently detonates the emotional land mines dormant in diverse characters.
NOW Magazine  |  Zoe Whittall  |  02-16-2007  |  Fiction

Future Imperfectnew

Don't forget to tip your Messiah.
Dig Boston  |  Zak M. Salih  |  02-14-2007  |  Fiction

Baine of His Existencenew

Gorman Bechard unwinds in a new fictional guise.
New Haven Advocate  |  Christopher Arnott  |  02-13-2007  |  Fiction

Google-noianew

Raban's post-9/11 novel is less-than-explosive.
Seattle Weekly  |  Brian Miller  |  02-13-2007  |  Fiction

Marx-ist Mirthnew

A fast, fun, if frustrating read, Him Her works best when Marx reins in her penchant for long, supposedly funny lists.
NOW Magazine  |  Ibi Kaslik  |  02-09-2007  |  Fiction

Sharp Narrativenew

Miller follows up his debut, The Featherbed, with another compelling tale about Jewish immigrant life in Toronto in the 30s and 40s, this time with a nifty political twist.
NOW Magazine  |  Susan G. Cole  |  02-09-2007  |  Fiction

Teenage Vampirenew

Christopher Moore channels his sick sense of humor into the bloody good You Suck.
Montreal Mirror  |  Juliet Waters  |  02-08-2007  |  Fiction

Brotherhoodnew

This swift, weird little novel by Martin Amis is his best fiction in years.
Weekly Alibi  |  John Freeman  |  02-06-2007  |  Fiction

Tales by Toibinnew

Quaint title aside, these stories -- Toibin's first collection -- aren't celebrations of Hallmark-card family unity, complete with bucolic Irish settings.
NOW Magazine  |  Glenn Sumi  |  02-05-2007  |  Fiction

Big Bangnew

This is a polished and marvellously textured first book of short fiction -- can't wait for his first novel.
NOW Magazine  |  Zoe Whittall  |  02-05-2007  |  Fiction

Ordinary Madnessnew

Parker is a natural comedian, his ear is keen and close to the ground, and his search for a soul-cure is so genuine, so devout, that his occasional aerobatics of purplish lyricism don't fly away with his stories.
INDY Week  |  Adam Sobsey  |  02-02-2007  |  Fiction

Sami, I Amnew

Vendela Vida tells a dark story with a light touch.
Montreal Mirror  |  Juliet Waters  |  02-02-2007  |  Fiction

The (Tipsy) Fairies' Midwifenew

Martin Millar takes a charming, clever view of the fey folk in his slyly titled novel.
Eugene Weekly  |  Molly Templeton  |  02-01-2007  |  Fiction

Ill Fame, Worse Lucknew

A young prostitute seeks her fortune as the corpses pile up in Mailman's tale of gold rush San Francisco.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Kemble Scott  |  01-31-2007  |  Fiction

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