What I Found at ... Kinokuniya KLCC
Novels1. A Girl Made of Dust (Fourth Estate) / Nathalie Abi-Ezzi
2. Good Things I Wish You (Harper) / A. Manette Ansay
3. The Virgin Suicides (Picador) / Jeffrey Eugenides
4. A Free Life (Pantheon) / Ha Jin
5. How to Paint a Dead Man (Faber & Faber) / Sarah Hall
6. Disguise (Fourth Estate) / Hugo Hamilton
7. Chowringhee (trans. from the Bengali by Arunava Sinha) (Atlantic Books) (first published in Bengali in 1962; first English translation published by Penguin India in 2007; this edition published in 2009) / Sankar
8. Burnt Shadows (Picador) / Kamila Shamsie
9. Black Orchids (Virago) / Gillian Slovo
Stories1. Between the Assassinations (Free Press/Simon & Schuster) / Aravind Adiga
2. Collected Short Stories Volume 1 (Vintage) / W. Somerset Maugham
3. Collected Short Stories Volume 2 (Vintage) / W. Somerset Maugham
4. Collected Short Stories Volume 3 (Vintage) / W. Somerset Maugham
5. Collected Short Stories Volume 4 (Vintage) / W. Somerset Maugham
6. Half in Love (John Murray) / Maile Meloy
7. Our Story Begins (Vintage) / Tobias Wolff
posted by Eric Forbes at 4:04 AM
8 Comments:
Thank you, Kinokuniya, for bringing in these books. Literary fiction is neglected in most bookshops.
Thank God for Kinokuniya!
Ha Jin has a new collection of stories coming out sometime in November 2009. It is called A Good Fall and is published by Pantheon.
The Man Booker Prize longlist is coming out today!
I like their variety and especially their latest books!
I like their variety and especially their latest books!
I am anxiously waiting for the paperback edition of Marilynne Robinson's Home and Francesca Kay's An Equal Stillness.
I just purchased a copy of Aravind Adiga's Between the Assassinations at Kinokuniya.
Enrique
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