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Inkwell Management Frankfurt 2015 InkWell Management Frankfurt 2015 TABLE OF CONTENTS Fiction Ania Ahlborn ..................................................Brother ....................................................................................... 6 William Bayer .................................................The Luzern Photograph .............................................................. 7 R.O. Blechman ................................................ The Juggler of Our Lady ............................................................ 8 Matthew Carr .................................................. The Devils of Cardona ................................................................ 9 Blake Crouch ................................................... Dark Matter ............................................................................... 10 Matthew FitzSimmons ................................... The Short Drop .......................................................................... 11 Pepper Harding .............................................. The Heart of Henry Quantum ................................................... 12 Katie Heaney ................................................... Dear Emma ................................................................................ 13 Elin Hilderbrand ............................................ Winter Stroll .............................................................................. 14 Elin Hilderbrand ............................................ Here’s to Us ............................................................................... 15 Swan Huntley ................................................. We Could Be Beautiful ............................................................... 16 Eloisa James .................................................... My American Duchess .............................................................. 17 Taylor Larsen .................................................. Stranger, Father, Beloved ........................................................... 18 Jim Lynch ........................................................ Before the Wind .......................................................................... 19 Ilyse Mimoun .................................................. Choose Your Own Love Story.................................................... 20 Sam Munson ................................................... The November Criminals ........................................................... 21 L.J. Oliver......................................................... The Humbug Murders ............................................................... 22 Don Pollock ..................................................... The Heavenly Table .................................................................... 23 Douglas Schofield........................................... Time of Departure ...................................................................... 24 Lionel Shriver ................................................. The Mandibles ............................................................................ 25 Drew Smith ..................................................... Arcade ........................................................................................ 26 Stephen Toutonghi ......................................... Join ............................................................................................. 27 Hannah Tunnicliffe ........................................ A French Wedding ..................................................................... 28 Dawn Tripp ..................................................... Georgia ....................................................................................... 29 Ellen Urbani .................................................... Landfall ...................................................................................... 30 Diane Williams ............................................... Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine ........................................................ 31 TABLE OF CONTENTS Non- Fiction Paul Brinkley-Rogers ..................................... Please Enjoy Your Happiness .................................................... 33 Cindy Crawford ............................................. Becoming .................................................................................... 34 Janine di Giovanni ......................................... The Morning They Came for Us ................................................ 35 Kim Dinan ....................................................... The Yellow Envelope .................................................................. 36 Frances Dinkelspiel ........................................ Tangled Vines ............................................................................ 37 Robin Dreeke .................................................. The Code of Trust ....................................................................... 38 Angela Duckworth ......................................... Grit............................................................................................. 39 William Egginton ........................................... The Man Who Invented Fiction ................................................. 40 M.F.K. Fisher ................................................... The M.F.K. Fisher Estate ........................................................... 41 Marcelo Gleiser ............................................... The Simple Beauty of the Unexpected ........................................ 42 Matt Goulding & Nathan Thornburgh ........ Rice, Noodle, Fish ...................................................................... 43 Adam Grant .................................................... Originals .................................................................................... 44 Michael Greger ............................................... How Not to Die .......................................................................... 45 Rashid I. Khalidi ............................................. Strangers in Our Own Land ..................................................... 46 Zach Klein & Beaver Brook ........................... Cabin Porn ................................................................................. 47 Lee Kravetz ...................................................... Strange Contagions.................................................................... 48 David Kwong .................................................. The Seven Principles of Illusion ................................................. 49 David Ludwig ................................................. Always Hungry? ....................................................................... 50 Mahtob Mahmoody ....................................... My Name is Mahtob .................................................................. 51 Kelsey Miller ................................................... Big Girl ...................................................................................... 52 Mo .................................................................... Solve for Happy .......................................................................... 53 Mark Molesky ................................................. This Gulf of Fire ......................................................................... 54 Hal Niedzviecki .............................................. Trees on Mars ............................................................................ 55 Wendy Paris .................................................... Splitopia ..................................................................................... 56 Kate Parker ...................................................... Strong is the New Pretty ........................................................... 57 Mitch Prinstein ............................................... The Popularity Paradox ............................................................. 58 Scott Sonenshein ............................................. Stretch ........................................................................................ 59 Sylvia Tara ....................................................... The Secret Life of Fat .................................................................. 60 Pete Thorne ..................................................... Old Faithful ............................................................................... 61 Michael J. Tougias & Casey Sherman .......... The Finest Hours ....................................................................... 62 David Willey ................................................... The Promise of Francis ............................................................... 63 TABLE OF CONTENTS Young Adult & Children’s Andrea Cremer ............................................... The Conjurer’s Riddle ................................................................ 65 Cath Crowley .................................................. Words in Deep Blue ................................................................... 66 Kirsty Eagar .................................................... Summer Skin ............................................................................. 67 Amy Ewing ..................................................... The White Rose .......................................................................... 68 Becca Fitzpatrick ............................................
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