What/who is the best new literary fiction book/writer?
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Anonymous
| I'm reading The Signature of all Things by Elizabeth Gilbert. It's amazingly well written and an engaging story - great for a book club. |
Anonymous
| I just read "You Are One of Us" by Elliott Holt. I think it would be a good book club book. It's about two young girls, one of whom goes to Russia and disappears. A lot of it's set in DC. |
Anonymous
I agree. I have been reduced to reading The Outlander series just to have something "light". Even then it's pretty brutal. |
Anonymous
"Where'd You Go Bernadette" is fantastic! I wouldn't say it's lighthearted necessarily, but it's not sad and depressing. I zipped through it. Loved it. |
Anonymous
| Loved the husband's secret by Lianne Moriarty, as PP mentioned. Reading Sisterland now but I think I'm in the minority and am not enjoying it. |
Anonymous
| I just finished Dave Eggers' 'The Circle' and thought it was terrific. The New York Times magazine published a long excerpt as its cover story last month -- that is a very rare honor for a work of fiction. |
Anonymous
| The Last Runaway by Traci Chevalier. |
Anonymous
| Nine Inch Nails is a good collection of short stories |