“I’m reading a wonderful novel, The World Without You [by Joshua Henkin], about a family like Daniel Pearl’s family. I just love it . . . . It has about every single theme I’ve written a word about: family and great loss and how annoying we are all to each other and yet the love that somehow is the membrane in which we live and come through and survive and are transformed.”
Anne Lamott, author of Help Thanks Wow
Khaled Hosseini writes a meandering, yet complex and compelling novel about generations connected by a Kabul villa
A historian explores the country, looking for important spots that our nation has mostly forgotten.
Debut novel from Laura Lee Smith explores a fractured family living in a fictional small town on the cusp of change.
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