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INGRAM PUBLISHER SERVICES HIGHLIGHTS / CHILDREN'S / TRAVEL WINTER 2020 CANADIAN RIGHTS CATALOGUE Orders may be submitted to Ingram Publisher Services T: 1-866-400-5351 * F: 1-800-838-1149 E: [email protected] GRANTA BOOKS Don't Look At Me Like That Diana Athill Summary From the author of Somewhere Towards the End and Stet, the late great Diana Athill's only novel, about love, betrayal and a young woman finding oneself in 1950s London. England, in the mid-fifties. Meg Bailey has always aspired to live a respectable life. With her best friend, Roxane, she moves from secondary school to an un-Bohemian art college in Oxford. Under the watchful eye of Roxanne's mother, Mrs Wheeler, the two girls flourish in Oxfordian society. But Meg constantly longs for more. Not content to stay in Oxford, she finds a job in London. Roxane stays behind and marries Dick, a man of Mrs Wheeler's choosing. As Meg's independence grows, Dick suddenly appears in London for work. A connection to her past, Meg and Dick's friendship flourishes, blurring the lines of loyalty between what is and what was in a way that changes Granta Books 9781783785803 life for these three friends forever. Pub Date: 1/7/20 $13.99 USD/$18.99 CAD As sharp and starling now as when it was written, this unflinching and candid book of love and betrayal B-format Paperback encapsulates Diana Athill's gift of storytelling at its finest. 192 Pages Carton Qty: 0 Fiction / Literary Contributor Bio FIC019000 Diana Athill was born in 1917. She helped Andre Deutsch establish the publishing company that bore his 7.6 in H | 5.1 in W name and worked as an editor for Deutsch for four decades. Athill's distinguished career as an editor is the subject of her acclaimed memoir Stet, which is also published by Granta Books, as are several further volumes of memoirs, Instead of a Letter, After a Funeral, Yesterday Morning, Make Believe, Somewhere Towards the End, and Alive, Alive Oh!, the travelogue A Florence Diary, and a collection of letters, Instead of a Book. In January 2009, she won the Costa Biography Award for Somewhere Towards the End, and was presented with an OBE. She died in January 2019 at the age of 101. The Great Homecoming The Forgotten Histories of the Thames Estuary Anna Kim, Jamie Lee Searle Summary 1959, Seoul. Divided from his family by the violent tumult of the Korean civil war, Yunho arrives in South Korea's capital searching for his oldest friend. He finds him in the arms of a mysterious dancer, Eve Moon; a woman of many names who may be a refugee fleeing the communist North, or an American spy. Beguiled by her beauty, Yunho falls desperately in love. But nothing in Seoul is what it seems. The city is crowded with double agents and soldiers, and wracked by protests and poverty, while across the border in North Korea, Pyongyang grows more prosperous by the day. When a series of betrayals and a brutal crime drive the friends into exile, Yunho finds himself caught in the riptide of history. Might a homecoming to North Korea be his only hope for salvation? Granta Books 9781846276552 Pub Date: 3/10/20 Contributor Bio $17.99 USD/$24.50 CAD Anna Kim was born in 1977 in Daejeon, South Korea and grew up in Austria, where she studied Philosophy Trade Paperback at the University of Vienna. She is the author of four novels and two essay collections, and the recipient of 384 Pages numerous awards, including the Austrian State Fellowship for Literature, the Elias Canetti Fellowship, the Carton Qty: 0 Fiction Robert Musil Fellowship, and the 2012 European Union Prize for Literature. Her novel Frozen Time was FIC000000 published in English translation in 2010, and her novel Anatomy of a Night in 2012. Her books have also been 8.5 in H | 5.3 in W translated into French, Italian, Danish, Dutch, Polish, Hungarian, Macedonian, Albanian, Slovenian, Serbian, Bulgarian and Turkish. IPS Highlights/Children's/Travel Winter 2020 - Page 1 GRANTA BOOKS RENDANG Will Harris Summary In RENDANG, Will Harris complicates and experiments with the lyric in a way that urges it forward. With an unflinching yet generous eye, RENDANG is a collection that engages equally with the pain and promise of self-perception. Drawing on his Anglo-Indonesian heritage, Harris shows us new ways to think about the contradictions of identity and cultural memory. He creates companions that speak to us in multiple languages; Granta Books they sit next to us on the bus, walk with us through the crowd and talk to us while we're chopping shallots. 9781783785599 Pub Date: 2/11/20 They deftly ask us to consider how and what we look at, as well as what we don't look at and why. $13.99 USD/$18.99 CAD B-format Paperback Playing eruditely with and querying structures of narrative, with his use of the long poem, images, ekphrasis, and ruptured forms, RENDANG is a startling new take on the self, and how an identity is constructed. It is 80 Pages Carton Qty: 0 intellectual and accessible, moving and experimental, and combines a linguistic innovation with a deep Poetry emotional rooting. POE000000 7.8 in H | 5 in W Contributor Bio Will Harris is a London based poet of Anglo-Indonesian heritage, and has garnered much attention with his book-length essay Mixed-Race Superman (Peninsula Press & Melville House). He's the author of the chapbook All This is Implied, winner of the LRB Bookshop Poetry Pick for best pamphlet. In 2016, he was part of an Evening Standard feature on the 'new guard' of London poets; he was shortlisted for the 2017 Fitzcarraldo Essay Prize; he was shortlisted for the 2018 Forward Prize for Best Single Poem for 'SAY' (Poetry Review). He is published widely, in the Guardian, the London Review of Books, Granta, The Poetry Review, Poetry London and The White Review, among many others. Childless Voices Stories of Longing, Loss, Resistance and Choice Lorna Gibb Riveting memoir and first-of-its-kind, global investigation into an issue that affects millions of people. Summary From the playgrounds of Glasgow to the villages of Bangladesh; from religious rites to ancient superstitions; from the world's richest people to its powerless and enslaved, Lorna Gibb's masterful Childless Voices paints a global portrait of people without children. Brilliantly grouped by thematic commonality (Those who long, Those who were denied, Those who Choose, etc) the book is a testament to the power of listening, and the power of sharing stories. It is an essential, moving and surprising book on a subject which touches everyone.From the playgrounds of Glasgow to the villages of Bangladesh; from religious rites to ancient superstitions; from the world's richest people to its powerless and enslaved, Lorna Gibb's masterful Childless Voices paints a global Granta Books portrait of people without children. Brilliantly grouped by thematic commonality (Those who long, Those who 9781783782642 were denied, Those who Choose, etc) the book is a testament to the power of listening, and the power of Pub Date: 2/11/20 $12.99 USD/$17.50 CAD sharing stories. It is an essential, moving and surprising book on a subject which touches everyone. B-format Paperback Contributor Bio 288 Pages Carton Qty: 0 Dr Lorna Gibb is the author of biographies of Rebecca West and Lady Hester Stanhope as well as the author Social Science / Women's of the novel A Ghost's Story. She is a senior lecturer at Middlesex University. Studies SOC028000 7.5 in H | 5 in W IPS Highlights/Children's/Travel Winter 2020 - Page 2 GRANTA MAGAZINE Granta 150 Sigrid Rausing Summary Four times a year, Britain's most prestigious literary magazine brings you the best new fiction, reportage, memoir, poetry and photography from around the world. From Nobel laureates to debut novelists, international translations to investigative journalism, each issue of Granta turns the attention of the world's Granta Magazine 9781909889309 best writers on to one aspect of the way we live now. Granta does not have a political or literary manifesto, Pub Date: 2/25/20 but it does have a belief in the power and urgency of the story and its supreme ability to describe, illuminate $16.99 USD/$22.99 CAD and make real. Trade Paperback 256 Pages This winter issue includes reportage from Oliver Bullough in the Cayman Islands; Joseph Z?rate in the Carton Qty: 0 Amazon; and John Ryle on global conservationist struggles over white rhinos. Literary Collections LCO000000 Plus, new fiction from Jason Ockert. Series: The Magazine of New Writing 8.3 in H | 5.7 in W Contributor Bio Sigrid Rausing is Editor and Publisher of Granta magazine and Publisher of Granta and Portobello Books. She is the author of History, Memory and Identity in Post-Soviet Estonia: The End of a Collective Farm and the memoirs Everything is Wonderful and Mayhem. THE CALL OF CTHULHU (Illustrated) H.P. Lovecraft, François Baranger Summary Boston, 1926. Francis Thurston goes through documents left behind by his grandfather’s brother, recently deceased under mysterious circumstances. He soon discovers the existence of a cult that worships ancient and unspeakable horrors. Mysterious murders, blood rituals in the depths of the Louisiana swamps, artists who descend into insanity after nightmarish visions, and a Cyclopean city that rises from the sea. Step by step, Thurston realizes that his relative’s research got too close to the truth. In the shadows, there are those who want to wake the sleeping god Cthulhu in order to spread madness and destruction over the entire world.