Tag Archives: fiction

Albanian author Ismail Kadare's latest novel translated into English adds to a body of work that may earn him a Nobel Prize.

If you enjoyed The DaVinci Code, you'll love this one. In fact, think of it as The Mormon DaVinci Code.

TV's Luther makes makes his fiction debut in a taut thriller.

Rothfuss is one of those new voices in fantasy literature that actually lives up to the hype; The Name of the Wind is his first book.

1Q84 is a good tale, but not the blockbuster many expected.

The Nameless Prince is a beautifully-written debut YA novel about faith, disillusionment, and innocence.

A.J. Scudiere is the author of four character-driven thrillers. Blogcritics caught up with the novelist at last month's Comic-Con.

Adam Ross's Ladies and Gentlemen is a collection of tales filled with surprises.

A teenage girl faces personal and societal disarray in a struggle to find hope in a dystopian England.

Well-written fictional account of what supposedly is one of the biggest monetary heists in history.