But the question of who the elusive Tom Harris really is, and what crimes he has really committed, obsesses the narrator of this novel.

Stories and Essays of Mina Loy is the first book-length volume of Mina Loy's narrative writings and critical work ever published.

Three opens with the death of a young woman, identified only as S, possibly a suicide.

Jason is a scriptwriter working on a film about Masada--the fortress where a thousand Jews killed themselves rather than be taken prisoner by the Romans in A. D. 73.

A woman enters self-imposed exile on an Italian island after giving birth to a deformed child.

A major work of the 20th century and a monument of literary modernism, this edition includes an introduction by acclaimed novelist Nicholas Mosley (author of Hopeful Monsters and the son of Sir Oswald Mosley).

"The story ends in September 2001.

"Religion," this book begins, "is a mistrusted word now," and Nicholas Mosley, in this engaging meditation, seeks to repair that trust.

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What Natalie said was often a code for what Natalia was meaning." Ranging in setting from England to Central Africa, the novel is a remarkable investigation of ethics, with fiction itself as an ethical activity.