Andean Express (21 page)

THE UNCOMFORTABLE DEAD
a novel by Subcomandante Marcos & Paco I. Taibo II
268 pages, trade paperback original, $15.95

“Great writers by definition are outriders, raiders of a sort, sweeping down from wilderness territories to disturb the peace, overrun the status quo and throw into question everything we know to be true . . . On its face, the novel is a murder mystery, and at the book's heart, always, is a deep love of Mexico and its people.”
—Los Angeles Times Book Review

ADIOS MUCHACHOS
a novel by Daniel Chavarría
246 pages, trade paperback original, $13.95
*Winner of a 2001 Edgar Award

“A zesty Cuban paella of a novel that's impossible to put down . . . a great read.”
—Library Journal

“A steamy, sexy, kinky, pulpy mix of comedy, mystery, and murder.”
—Booklist

“Daniel Chavarría has long been recognized as one of Latin America's finest writers.”
—Edgar Award–winning author William Heffernan

THE AGE OF DREAMING
a novel by Nina Revoyr
320 pages, trade paperback original, $15.95

“The Age of Dreaming
elegantly entwines an ersatz version of film star Sessue Hayakawa's life with the unsolved murder of 1920s film director William Desmond Taylor. The result hums with the excitement of Hollywood's pioneer era . . . Reminiscent of Paul Auster's
The Book of Illusions
. . . [with] a surprising, genuinely moving conclusion.”
—San Francisco Chronicle

SOUTH BY SOUTH BRONX
a novel by Abraham Rodriguez
292 pages, trade paperback original, $15.95

“A street poet like Bob Dylan, Rodriguez has woven a lyrically inventive and sophisticated noir . . . Full of unforgettable one liners,
South by South Bronx
manages to film a neighborhood filled with beauty, danger, and magic. One fearless, hell of a literary mystery novel.”
—Ernesto Quiñonez, author of
Bodega Dreams

HAVANA NOIR
edited by Achy Obejas
360 pages, trade paperback original, $15.95

Brand new stories by: Leonardo Padura, Pablo Medina, Carolina García-Aguilera, Ena Lucía Portela, Arnaldo Correa, Achy Obejas, Miguel Mejides, and others.

“A remarkable collection . . . Throughout these 18 stories, current and former residents of Havana deliver gritty tales of depravation, depravity, heroic perseverance, revolution, and longing in a city mythical and widely misunderstood.”
—Miami Herald