Grove Press imprint: 1036 books

Grove Press continues the reissue of Bruce Jay Friedman's critically acclaimed fiction with two classic novels by the comedic genius. Friedman's first novel, Stern, tells the story of a young Jewish man who relocates his family from the city to the suburbs, where they are besieged by voracious caterpillars and a bigotry that ranges from the genteel snub to outright confrontation.

This handy reference guide contains an semi-exhaustive list of Easton Press books. It contains more than 3,000 entries of Easton Press titles, both in-print and out-of-print. The Collector’s Guide to Easton Press Books provides numerous lists of Easton Press collections and is broken down by sets...

“Not at all the usual actor’s memoir, but a simple toast to eating, drinking and innocent merriment in old Umbria.” —Kirkus Reviews Having sent their last child off to college, Michael Tucker and his wife, the actress Jill Eikenberry, were vacationing in Italy when they happened upon...

One of the most powerful and impressive debuts Grove/Atlantic has ever published, The Blood of Heaven is an epic novel about the American frontier in the early days of the nineteenth century. Its twenty-six-year-old author, Kent Wascom, was awarded the Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival...

Myles received a Guggenheim Fellowship in nonfiction to work on Afterglow, the writer’s first foray into memoir Myles publishes widely in journals and magazines—including Harper’s, the Nation, the New York Times, and Literary Hub—and appears for readings and lectures around the world Poems...

Preempted by Grove on the eve of the 2016 London Book Fair, this book went on to sell in four other countries during the fair. It will be published by leading literary publishers Picador (UK), Gallimard (France), Beck (Germany) and Hollands Diep (Holland) High praise already in from Emily St....

The Real Thing won the 1984 Tony Award for Best Play, the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Play, the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding New Play, and the 1982 Evening Standard Award for Best Play. The Real Thing has sold nearly 20,000 copies in the US to date. The Real Thing...

The Seagull is currently being adapted into a film directed by Michael Mayer with a screenplay by Stephen Karam This version of Chekhov's classic premiered in the US at New York's Central Park Delacorte Theatre with an all-star cast featuring Meryl Streep, Kevin Kline, Phillip Seymour Hoffman,...

Indian Ink is an expansion of Stoppard’s 1991 radio drama In the Native State, which was inspired by his childhood years in 1940s Darjeeling. A neglected gem in Stoppard’s oeuvre, Indian Ink is recapturing the attention of American audiences. It was recently revived in a 2015 production...

Consistently praised for her incisive depictions of domestic family life with a twist of suspense, Daly writes real characters, questioning the role of women and the demands placed upon them; one of Grove’s most promising domestic suspense writers, Daly’s audience continues to grow as readers...

A small-time art forger runs afoul of the New England mob in this comic crime novel from the author of The End of Vandalism: “One of our living masters” (McSweeney’s).   Paul Emmons has his faults—envy, lust, naiveté, money laundering, and art forgery to name a few. A fallen accountant and...

In this collection of four linked stories, newly reissued by Grove, Will Self takes aim at the disease and decay that target the largest of human organs: the liver. Set in locales as toxic as a London drinking club and mundane as a clinic in an orderly Swiss city, the stories distill the hard lives...

Thirteen years in the making, theMystery.doc is a masterful work from a brilliant young writer exploring love, family, death, technology, and the American Dream. Brilliant in its innovative structure, the book is nonetheless profoundly emotional—many early readers have remarked that they cried and...

A captivating, illuminating, and sweeping historical narrative revealing the fascinating role media has played throughout the course of history. In “an engaging mix of theory, fact and enlightenment from across the millennia that wears its rich scholarship lightly,” Masters of the Word...