Literary Fiction

“This is a book to be read for the same joy one garners from listening to Puccini’s ‘Madame Butterfly’—again and again.”

“. . . ahead of many in its class.”

There is something about Sophie Shepard.

“Middle C is recommended to readers who enjoy prose gymnastics, postmodern fiction, and experimental juxtapositions of style and form.”

“Beautifully capturing the tone and voice of a classically told tale . . . ”

Reeling from the humiliation of being dumped by her fiancé Samuel for someone outside of their circle, devoted Quaker Honor Bright decides to join her newly betrothed sister Grace on her trip from

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“. . . the uneven execution of the plot prevents Resolve from achieving its full potential.”

“When word gets around about The List, readers will clamor for their copy and devour this book.”

“A thoroughly moving experience . . .”

“. . . clearly the work of a promising writer.”

“There is no downside to a book like After the Fall and a rara avis it is.”

If you think love is complicated in the 21st century, back in 1912 Franz Kafka kept busy with long distance relationships largely via letters with four women he adored.