Joyce: 2477 books

The Wake Forest Series of Irish Poetry brings lesser-known Irish voices to an American audience. In this fourth volume, editor David Wheatley, himself an established poet and critic, has selected poetry by Trevor Joyce, Aidan Mathews, Peter McDonald, Ailbhe Darcy, and Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh. Each...

Los quince relatos que componen Dublineses sorprendieron en su tiempo por la libertad de su lenguaje, la crudeza de los temas y las alusiones que salpican el texto. Sin embargo, la obra —que pese a la aparente independencia de las narraciones posee una profunda unidad— no pretendía escandalizar,...

After grieving the loss of her husband and son, TV host Morgan Marshall is ready to embrace life again. But she won’t risk a relationship with the father of her favorite cooking student, Avery, since the girl’s happiness is more important than her own. Advertising executive Alex Blake never...

Ulisses (Ulysses no original), é um romance do escritor irlandês James Joyce. Foi composto entre 1914 e 1921 em Trieste (Itália), Zurique (Suíça) e Paris (França) e publicado no ano seguinte nesta cidade. Por descrever, em diversos pontos, aspectos da fisiologia humana então...

[I]t is extremely salubrious to see the ways Islam works in the lives of ordinary people who are not politicized in their religious lives.... No other book on South Asia has material like this." —Ann Grodzins Gold In Amma’s Healing Room is a compelling study of the life and thought of a...

A short novel taken from the authors' 2010 book of short stories, "Yesterdays." This story has already received outstanding reviews from readers who love the unusual twists this bestselling author adds to his popular and award-winning novels. Gilly, a scrawny, rough-looking drifter may not be...

Based on a true story of a young woman, wife of a hardened criminal, who in 1969 finds herself in the dock at the Old Bailey accused of murder. It is a vivid insight into the underworld life of London’s Soho, and 1960s gangland. With hilarious scenes, graphic sex and violence, the story is told...

Feisty, determined, horse whisperer Anya O’Hara is just about certain Hank Fletcher is not the right man for her as she travels to Mourning Glory, Idaho, as a mail-order bride. In Boise, she comes across a murdered woman and her four-year-old daughter. Spotted by the killer, she grabs the child...

Mail-order bride and family healer Bridget O’Hara is stunned when her fiancé suddenly calls off the wedding. Determined not to be cast aside, she travels to the Oregon ranch Karl Burgen owns with his brother Gus, who is married to Bridget’s cousin Per. Once there, she discovers Karl has been...

At her dying mother’s insistence, dime-novel fan Libby Ann Parminter escapes St. Louis to avoid a forced marriage to a vile older man. Her destination: the ranch of her biological father, Jackson Butterman, in Montana, where she clashes with his arrogant and “mean” young foreman, Garrett Winslow....

It’s 1873 and wealthy Rexwell Dunne is dying. As a last hurrah, he travels across the country in his Pullman rail car with his daughter Jenna, 22, and her conniving brother Carter, 24. One night as they are traveling through Wyoming and their father is sleeping, Carter lures Jenna out of the Pullman,...

A loser in love, Ellie Lambert works at underground comic book company Full Court Press in a small northern California town. When her bosses, aging hippies Roger and Bonnie, cast entertainer Russell Owens to play counterculture superhero Muskman at the upcoming comic convention in Las Vegas, Ellie...

How do you prove your innocence when all of the evidence points to you? Head Surgical Nurse Stacy Randall is at the wrong place at the wrong time. Walking home from work and stumbling upon a murder victim, nobody seems to believe that she did not commit the crime herself. Covered...

« Une histoire merveilleusement bien écrite, dans laquelle Graham Joyce conjugue drame familial et réalisme magique. » - Booklist « Un roman émouvant, délicieusement nostalgique, avec une subtile touche de fantastique. » - Publishers Weekly À Coventry, après la Seconde Guerre mondiale,...