The Algonquin Reader

Fall 2017

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Pub Date May 09 2017 | Archive Date Aug 26 2020
General Fiction (Adult) | Literary Fiction

Description

Get an inside look at Algonquin’s outstanding forthcoming fiction with the Fall 2017 Algonquin Reader. Discover the inspiration behind each book through an original essay by the author. Then enjoy a preview of each novel. The books featured in this issue are:

Young Jane Young by Gabrielle Zevin
On Sale August 2017

The Floating World by C. Morgan Babst
On Sale October 2017

Woman at 1,000 Degrees by Hallgrímur Helgason
On Sale January 2018

An American Marriage by Tayari Jones
On Sale February 2018

Shadow of the Lions by Christopher Swann
On Sale August 2017

Strangers in Budapest by Jessica Keener
On Sale November 2017

Savage Country by Robert Olmstead
On Sale September 2017

Cover illustration by Nate Williams.

Get an inside look at Algonquin’s outstanding forthcoming fiction with the Fall 2017 Algonquin Reader. Discover the inspiration behind each book through an original essay by the author. Then enjoy a...

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ISBN 9781616207960
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PAGES 60

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I believe this is my first time reading a seasonal Algonquin Reader, but it definitely won't be my last. It's similar to Buzz Books, but the essays by each author, followed by an excerpt from their book, is brilliant. Having insights into the author's personal experience prior to reading their work adds a great deal of meaning to it, and makes the work itself more appealing. I've definitely added several of Algonquin's upcoming releases to my TBR. And I'm looking forward to future Algonquin Readers.

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