A glitzy TV news anchor gets involved in a search for Albert Einstein's killer after her mentor, a cult novelist and connoisseur of conspiracy, tips her off to the alleged crime that occured forty years earlier...
November 2004: George W. Bush is reâ€"elected. Five days later, Alan Meister, a New York professor of philosophy, is diagnosed with lymphoma -- not that he can prove the two are connected. While coping with the rigors of chemotherapy, Alan begins wor...
On civil rights and America's 1960s New Left movement.Set during America’s 1960s New Left movement, The Opposition tells the story of twenty-something young men and women linked by a fierce desire to change the world who become involved in the civi...
A beautiful, elegiac novel of a father, a son, and the secrets that divide generations. In the seventy-fifth year of his life, on a sweltering August afternoon, Chester Garland, the distinguished psychiatrist, author, and campaigner for human rights,...