Andre: 1505 books

“While contemplating on how to frame thestory and from which angle to come from, I came to realizethat the bully issue was not just a kid problem, but an Americanissue that had no age limit. I thought about the professional footballplayer from the Miami Dolphins who had been bullied. The kids and,or...

Winner of the Prix Goncourt and Prix Médicis: “[One of the] great novels of this century” (Donald Newlove, The Philadelphia Inquirer). Hailed as extraordinary from coast to coast, this bestselling novel by National Book Critics Circle Award finalist Andreï Makine traces a sentimental...

High Art is a darkly humorous tale of revenge in the style of The Cask of Amontillado.Included with High Art is a preview of my first novel, Deer Lake, available as of February, 2012.

“Andre Jute's Iditarod is the finest piece of fiction that I have read about The Greatest Race on Earth. Packed with adventure at every turn, nail-biting suspense, touches of endearing humor and the fine, subtle thread of romance, this tale speaks to what readers crave.”  Margie Myers-Culver/Librarian’s...

IN AN ELECTION YEAR  A SERIAL KILLER  SPIRALS IN ON THE WHITE HOUSE  A United States Senator harbors a secret that could cost him his life.  In an election year, a female serial killer is ripping through Washington’s rich and powerful men. They have nothing in common except their...

“Wild but exciting. A grand job with plenty of irony.” New York Times BUGGINS' TURN the original screenplay  by André Jute W. S. Buggins is the nerdiest wimp ever, an embarrassment. A poet, for crying out loud. Now the rappa-revo Bloody Raztuz Razzamatazz has recorded his poems....

Sinkhole by Andre Jute  “Jute has clearly conducted a great deal of research into everything he describes, investing the novel with an air of prophecy.  Its moral and ecological concerns are important.  If the disturbing predictions of Sinkhole should prove correct…”  The...

On a farm near the Cape Colony in the early nineteenth century, a slave rebellion kills three and leaves eleven others condemned to death. The rebellion's leader, Galant, was raised alongside the boys who would become his masters. His first victim, Nicholas van der Merwe, might have been his brother. As...

Martin Mynhardt seems invincible. Violence surrounds him, yet he remains unscathed: a woman asks him the time, then leaps in front of a train; after a mine riot, he watches hoses sweep scattered body parts off the floor. Just before the shocking violence that brings South African apartheid...

In On Western Terrorism Noam Chomsky, world renowned dissident intellectual, discusses Western power and propaganda with filmmaker and investigative journalist Andre Vltchek. The discussion weaves together a historical narrative with the two men's personal experiences which led them to a life of activism....

Tom just moved in a new neighbourhood. Everything seems fine and all, untill he meets the woman in a red dress that hardly leaves the house......

Growing up in such a small town, Lake Luna is a place full of natural wonders and strange happenings. It’s a place full of legends of the mysterious and the terrible, a place both attracted and reviled, but a place that many, including Skylar Green, call home. Skylar Green is a girl who’s...

In pre–Civil War Santa Fe, a young soldier faces Apache raiders, starvation, and more in “some of the best Western-writing to show up in a long time” (Chicago Tribune). In Andre Norton’s action-filled story Stand to Horse, the tensions of men against men are balanced by the tensions...

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