From the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature and Sweden’s most acclaimed poet. “Readers new to Tranströmer should bundle up and dive in” (Publishers Weekly, starred review). Known for sharp imagery, startling metaphors and deceptively simple diction, Tomas Tranströmer’s luminous poems offer mysterious glimpses into the deepest facets of humanity, often through the lens of the natural world. These new translations by Patty Crane, presented side by side with the original Swedish, are tautly rendered and elegantly cadenced. They are also deeply informed by Crane’s personal relationship with the poet and his wife during the years she lived in Sweden, where she was afforded greater insight into the nuances of his poetics and the man himself. A New York TimesBook Review Editors’ Choice A Los Angeles Times Fabulous Holiday Book “Immediate, bodily . . . vivid . . . Full of intent and personality. To my ear, Crane has so far made the best English version of Tran­strömer.” —The New York Times Book Review “Patty [Crane]’s book has such transparency and illumination and candor. . . . For me, this is the finest translation since Bly’s.” —Teju Cole “Sometimes a new piece of shared cultural heritage seems to click into place; the appearance of Bright Scythe—selected poems by Swedish Nobel laureate Tomas Tranströmer, translated by Patty Crane—feels like such an occasion . . . A lasting tribute to the poet’s passing.” —World Literature Today “Quietly revelatory . . . A haunting, mysterious, but ultimately warm and humanistic work, and a welcome introduction both to Tranströmer’s poetry and in the debates over how best to translate it into another tongue.” —Biographile

Oscar Wilde's 'The Collected Works of Oscar Wilde: 250+ Titles in One Edition' is a comprehensive collection of the renowned author's complete works, showcasing his wit, satire, and exploration of societal norms. Wilde's literary style is characterized by his clever wordplay, sharp social commentary, and unconventional themes, making him a prominent figure in the literary world. The book includes a wide range of genres, from comedic plays like 'The Importance of Being Earnest' to philosophical essays like 'The Decay of Lying', demonstrating Wilde's versatility as a writer. His works often challenge traditional Victorian values and norms, offering readers a fresh perspective on society and human behavior. Oscar Wilde's keen observation of human nature and sharp wit are evident throughout this collection, making it a must-read for fans of classic literature and those interested in exploring the complexities of human relationships and society. Wilde's unique writing style and thought-provoking themes continue to captivate readers and remain relevant in today's society.

The Fallow sisters encounter a mystery in the distant past in “another time-slipping and spirit-battling adventure. . . . Entertaining” (SciFi Mind). As the air begins to hint of spring and the Fallow sisters recover from the events of Christmas, things start to feel normal again—but that’s not going to last long. They’ve made dangerous enemies—not all of them human—and soon darkness intrudes once again on their everyday lives in London and Somerset. The approaching birth of Luna’s child puts her in danger of otherworldly attack. Serena’s relationship with film star Ward is going swimmingly, but when she’s pulled back into the past while on location with him in Brighton, she discovers the body of a dead airman. It must be significant—but how? And what in the world is Ward’s ex doing there in the year 1893? “An acute sense of landscape, the stylistic grace needed to make that landscape pop like a Constable painting, and characters congenial enough to draw us in.” —Locus “A delightful series of books.” —SFCrowsnest Includes a preview chapter of the conclusion of the series, Salt on the Midnight Fire