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RETURN TO OAKPINE

With spirit and grace, Carlson (The Signal) has caught the essence of what might have been, as well as the importance of friends and family. A touching and affecting work of literary fiction.

review: Kirkus

THE SEVEN OR EIGHT DEATHS OF STELLA FORTUNA

Germany: Droemer; Italy: HarperCollins; Poland: Otwarte; World Spanish: Alianza de Novelas; Lithuania: Alma Littera

Foreign licence: Client

THE LAST THING YOU SURRENDER

[Pitts] turns again to America's fraught history of race relations in this unflinching, gritty WWII saga. . . . While remaining true to his characters, Pitts brings the story lines to realistic conclusions, even as he holds out hope for the future, resulting in a polished, affecting novel.

https://www.publishersweekly.com/9781572842458

Review: Publishers Weekly

THE SEVEN OR EIGHT DEATHS OF STELLA FORTUNA

UK: Hodder; Holland: Luitingh-Sijthoff; Russia: Eksmo;

Foreign licence: Client

ELSEY COME HOME

The novel is in first person, and Elsey's spare, frequently self-deluding introspection gives it the feel of what a Raymond Carver story might have looked like had Carver been a feminist. (...) For a fairly slim novel built around an internally focused central character, Elsey Come Home has remarkable scope, deftly weaving personal pains with political ones.

https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/authors/profiles/article/78849-susan-conley-heads-back-to-china-in-elsey-come-home.html

Media coverage: Publishers Weekly

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