Sin duda la mejor novela hasta el momento de la "inmensamente talentosa Dana Spiotta" (Michiko Kakutani), autora finalista del National Book Award estadounidense y premio del Círculo de la Crítica del...

Sin duda la mejor novela hasta el momento de la “inmensamente talentosa Dana Spiotta” (Michiko Kakutani), autora finalista del National Book Award estadounidense y premio del Círculo de la Crítica...

‘Spiotta is a wonder.’ – George Saunders, author of Lincoln in the BardoMeadow Mori and Carrie Wexler grew up together in Los Angeles, and both became film-makers. Meadow makes challenging documentaries;...

'Furious and addictive' New York Times 'Urgent, deeply moving, wholly original' GEORGE SAUNDERS'A dazzling lightning bolt of a novel' JENNY OFFILL'Fiercely funny and deliciously subversive' YIYUN LI'Wayward...

*A New York Times Notable Book and Los Angeles Times Best Book of the Year* From the National Book Award nominated author of Innocents and Others and Wayward, a “wonderfully funny, accomplished, and far-reaching...

1986. Carrie et Meadow, deux amies ayant grandi ensemble sur les collines de Los Angeles, deviennent cinéastes. L’une va se lancer dans des comédies à succès teintées de féminisme, l’autre dans la réalisation...

Juste après l’élection présidentielle américaine de 2016, la vie de Samantha Raymond commence à partir dans les décors : sa mère est malade, sa fille ado s’éloigne et, à 52 ans, elle fait l’expérience...

From the National Book Award nominated author of Innocents and Others and Wayward, “a smart, subtle, moving story about the complicated business of knowing the people you love” (Book Forum). In the sibling...

From Dana Spiotta, the author of Wayward, Eat the Document, and Stone Arabia, “a brilliant novel…about female friendship, the limits of love and work, and costs of claiming your right to celebrate your...

From the National Book Award nominated author of Innocents and Others and Wayward, a bold and moving novel that follows a fugitive radical from the 1970s who has lived in hiding for twenty-five years...