His book centers on Anna, an English teacher stunned to see herself named as a suspect.
Her anger, which threads the book, is cathartic.
The tone, she told EW, is somewhere between jaded misanthrope and easily amused child.
Pengiun; Little, Brown; Lee Boudreaux Books; Random House; Grove Press
Exploring fascinating questions about gender and power, the author traces the evolution of the eponymous Greek goddess.
Miller’s poetic prose gives this dystopian story a taut, lyrical edge.
This is a Hollywood history that will stay with you.
Penguin
Riverhead Books
Liveright Publishing
MCD
Little, Brown and Company
Ecco
Lee Boudreaux Books
Simon + Schuster
Random House
Grove Press
Ecco
Flatiron Books
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Simon & Schuster
St. Martin’s Press
Flatiron Books
HarperCollins
Little, Brown
Random House
Feiwel & Friends
