October's roundup of New in Paperback fiction titles includes THE CASTLE IN THE FOREST, Norman Mailer's first major work of fiction in more than a decade, which explores the evil of Adolf Hitler; BROTHER ODD, the third installment in Dean Koontz's psychological suspense series about a short order cook who can see and talk with the dead; WILD FIRE by Nelson DeMille, which marks the return of federal agent John Corey as he joins forces with his FBI agent wife to stop a frightening and all-too-plausible plot; THE THIRTEENTH TALE, in which Diane Setterfield weaves together a tale of twins and ghosts when an aging bestselling author invites an obscure biographer to her creepy old home to write the true story of her life; FAMILY TREE, a powerful novel from Barbara Delinsky that asks penetrating questions about family and the choices people make in times of crisis; and HOME TO BIG STONE GAP, which returns to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia for the fourth installment in Adriana Trigiani's Big Stone Gap series.
Among our nonfiction highlights are MY LIFE IN FRANCE, a love letter from Julia Child to her husband, friends, France and --- of course --- cooking and food; POINT TO POINT NAVIGATION, a follow-up to Gore Vidal's bestselling PALIMPSEST, in which the celebrated novelist, essayist and critic reflects on his remarkable life; WALT DISNEY: The Triumph of the American Imagination, Neal Gabler's meticulously researched biography of one of America's iconic figures; and I SHOULDN'T EVEN BE DOING THIS!, a New York Times bestseller by Bob Newhart, who offers his take on everything from his early days as a mild-mannered accountant to his glory days as an actor and a stand-up comedian.
October's roundup of New in Paperback fiction titles includes THE CASTLE IN THE FOREST, Norman Mailer's first major work of fiction in more than a decade, which explores the evil of Adolf Hitler; BROTHER ODD, the third installment in Dean Koontz's psychological suspense series about a short order cook who can see and talk with the dead; WILD FIRE by Nelson DeMille, which marks the return of federal agent John Corey as he joins forces with his FBI agent wife to stop a frightening and all-too-plausible plot; THE THIRTEENTH TALE, in which Diane Setterfield weaves together a tale of twins and ghosts when an aging bestselling author invites an obscure biographer to her creepy old home to write the true story of her life; FAMILY TREE, a powerful novel from Barbara Delinsky that asks penetrating questions about family and the choices people make in times of crisis; and HOME TO BIG STONE GAP, which returns to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia for the fourth installment in Adriana Trigiani's Big Stone Gap series.
AGAINST THE DAY
BLIND WILLOW, SLEEPING WOMAN: 24 Stories
THE BOOK OF LOST THINGS
THE BOOK OF SAMSON
THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PAJAMAS
BROTHER ODD
THE CASTLE IN THE FOREST
THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
FAMILY TREE
FAREWELL SUMMER
FIND ME
THE FLAMENCO ACADEMY
FRAGILE THINGS: Short Fictions and Wonders
THE GARDENS OF THE DEAD: A Father Anselm Mystery
THE HIDDEN ASSASSINS
HOME TO BIG STONE GAP
KABBALAH : A Love Story
THE LADIES OF GRACE ADIEU AND OTHER STORIES
THE LIGHT OF EVENING
THE MEANING OF NIGHT: A Confession
NATURE GIRL
PAINT IT BLACK
RUMPOLE AND THE REIGN OF TERROR
SANTA CRUISE: A Holiday Mystery at Sea
SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE UNAUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY
THANKSGIVING NIGHT
THE THIRTEENTH TALE
TREASURE OF KHAN: A Dirk Pitt Novel
WHAT IS THE WHAT
WILD FIRE
WORLD WAR Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War
ANDREW CARNEGIE
BLOOD AND THUNDER: The Epic Story of Kit Carson and the Conquest of the American West
THE BOOK THAT CHANGED MY LIFE: 71 Remarkable Writers Celebrate the Books That Matter Most to Them
I SHOULDN'T EVEN BE DOING THIS!: And Other Things That Strike Me as Funny
KATE: The Woman Who Was Hepburn
LINCOLN'S SWORD: The Presidency and the Power of Words
MY LIFE IN FRANCE
POINT TO POINT NAVIGATION: A Memoir
QUEEN OF FASHION: What Marie Antoinette Wore to the Revolution
THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD: Racial, Ethnic, and Class Tensions in Four Chicago Neighborhoods and Their Meaning for America
THE TOUGHEST SHOW ON EARTH
WALT DISNEY: The Triumph of the American Imagination