This Week's Acquisitions
- Keith Roberts, Pavane (Del Rey, 2001). Reprint of Roberts' famous alternative history, which imagines a world in which Elizabeth I was assassinated.
- Janice Galloway, Clara (Simon & Schuster, 2002). Historical novel about Clara Schumann.
- Richard Powers, Gain (Picador, 1998). The interlaced stories of a woman with ovarian cancer and a corporation founded in the nineteenth century.
- Emile Zola, Truth, trans. Ernest A. Vizetelly (Prometheus, 2002). Zola's last novel, loosely inspired by the Dreyfus case. Anti-anti-semitic, but also anti-catholic. Zola's famous "J'accuse!" is here (in French).