When you click to pre-order, be sure to include in your message: 1) how many copies you want to reserve, 2) your first and last name, 3) the best way to contact you (phone number or email address).
You don't need to pre-pay; we'll reserve a copy (or copies) of the book of your choice, and contact you as soon as it's available. Then you can tell us whether you'd like to pick up the book in the store, or have it delivered or shipped. Email Jessica if you have any questions.
The long (long) awaited follow-up to The Da Vinci Code, this book will be the hot ticket at every bookstore in town. You could get it anywhere, but wouldn't you rather get it from your local independent bookstore?
Click here to pre-order The Lost Symbol
September 22: The Year of the Flood by Margaret Atwood
A sequel to Atwood's powerful Oryx and Crake but one that can be read independently, Year of the Flood promises more of Atwood's literary imagining of a post-apocalyptic world.
Click here to pre-order The Year of the Flood
Ishiguro is a master of interpersonal nuance and finely observed details, from Remains of the Day to Never Let Me Go. This collection of short stories is linked by the themes of night and music, and is already inspiring passionate adoration in the author's fans.
Click here to pre-order Nocturnes
September 29: Generosity by Richard Powers (a Jessica favorite)
This highly original -- potentially life-changing -- novel by the National Book Award-winning author of The Echo Maker is essentially about happiness, and the Algerian refugee at its center is a believable saint for our times.
Click here to pre-order Generosity
The Time Traveler's Wife is a big movie this fall, and Niffenegger's success is highly deserved. Grab the newest work by a new beloved author -- lots of buzz on this one!
Click here to pre-order Her Fearful Symmetry
October 6: The Children's Book by A.S. Byatt (a Jessica favorite)
A novel that's part social and artistic history of the Victorian and Edwardian eras, part steamy multi-generational soap opera, part fairy-haunted ode to the power of myths and legends, and all told with a consummate storyteller's skill at characterization and suspense. This one will keep you up night!
Click here to pre-order The Children's Book
Lethem, one of our favorite local authors, described this book as "a Saul Bellow novel that gets taken over by H. P. Lovecraft," and we like that definition. Set in a New York that's not quite our own, it's epic and funny and clever and sad and odd: Lethem at his finest. Read it and find yourself inhabiting a slightly stranger and more meaningful world.
BONUS: Jonathan Lethem reads from Chronic City at Greenlight on November 5! Reserve your copy now and pick it up on the release date or at the event.
Click here to pre-order Chronic City
And this is just the beginning! So many old favorites and new discoveries await you this fall at Greenlight...
So, when is the opening, already. I keep walking by at lunch, but no shelves?
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