Farrar Straus and Giroux

A Long-Awaited Return in “Paris is a Party, Paris is a Ghost”
Simple Pleasures: The Unadorned Grace of “Agatha of Little Neon”
Flâneurs and the Found Poetry of the City in “To Walk Alone in the Crowd”
Self-Determination and Transcendence in “Books Promiscuously Read”
The Hauntings of Tension and Unease in “A Lonely Man”
The Art of Self-Doubt in “Second Place”
Their Time is Now: Rediscovered Women Writers Get Their Moment
“The Delivery” is a Meta-Fictional Puppet Show with Little to Say
Erosion, Tension, and Outrage in “Summerwater”
Dancing Thoughts in “Aphasia”