1997 in Literature - New Books

New Books

  • Ben Aaronovitch & Kate Orman - So Vile a Sin
  • Mitch Albom - Tuesdays With Morrie
  • Martin Amis - Night Train
  • John Banville - The Untouchable
  • Hazel Barnes - The Story I Tell Myself
  • Marie Bashkirtseff - I Am the Most Interesting Book of All (Translation)
  • Raymond Benson - Tomorrow Never Dies and Zero Minus Ten
  • Jonathan Blum & Kate Orman - Vampire Science
  • 'Asta Bowen - Wolf: A Journey Home
  • Simon Bucher-Jones - Ghost Devices
  • Christopher Bulis - A Device of Death
  • Tim Burton - The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy & Other Stories
  • Candace Bushnell - Sex and the City
  • Peter Carey - Jack Maggs
  • Agatha Christie
    • The Harlequin Tea Set
    • While the Light Lasts and Other Stories
  • Mary Higgins Clark - Pretend You Don't See Her
  • Warwick Collins - Gents
  • Bernard Cornwell - Sharpe's Tiger and Excalibur: A Novel of Arthur
  • Patricia Cornwell - Hornet's Nest and Unnatural Exposure
  • Paul Cornell - Oh No It Isn't!
  • Robert Crais - Indigo Slam
  • Ann C. Crispin - The Hutt Gambit and The Paradise Snare
  • Don DeLillo - Underworld
  • Anita Diamant - The Red Tent
  • Terrance Dicks - The Eight Doctors and Mean Streets
  • Fernanda Eberstadt - When the Sons of Heaven Meet the Daughters of the Earth
  • Charles Frazier - Cold Mountain
  • Anthony Frewin - London Blues
  • John Grisham - The Partner
  • Barbara Hambly - Planet of Twilight
  • Allison Hedge Coke - Dog Road Woman American Book Award winner 1998
  • Nancy Huston - Instruments of Darkness
  • Matt Jones - Beyond the Sun
  • Sebastian Junger - The Perfect Storm
  • Winona LaDuke - Last Standing Woman
  • Paul Leonard - Genocide
  • Ann-Marie MacDonald - Fall on Your Knees
  • Bernard MacLaverty - Grace Notes
  • Ian R. MacLeod - Voyages by Starlight
  • Norman Mailer - The Gospel According to the Son
  • Ian McEwan - Enduring Love
  • David A. McIntee - The Dark Path
  • Lawrence Miles - Alien Bodies and Down
  • Mark Morris - The Bodysnatchers
  • Jim Mortimore - Eternity Weeps
  • Kate Orman and Jonathan Blum - The Room With No Doors, So Vile a Sin and Vampire Science
  • Lance Parkin - The Dying Days
  • James Patterson - Cat and Mouse
  • Cyril Pearl - Morisson of Peking
  • John Peel - War of the Daleks
  • Marc Platt - Lungbarrow
  • Terry Pratchett - Jingo
  • Philip Pullman - The Subtle Knife
  • Thomas Pynchon - Mason & Dixon
  • Kathy Reichs - Déjà Dead
  • Justin Richards - Dragons' Wrath
  • Mordecai Richler - Barney's Version
  • Gareth Roberts - The Well-Mannered War
  • Philip Roth - American Pastoral
  • J. K. Rowling - Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
  • Arundhati Roy - The God of Small Things
  • Don Miguel Ruiz - The Four Agreements
  • Gary Russell - Deadfall
  • Sarah Ferguson - Budgie the Little Helicopter
  • Will Self - Great Apes
  • Carol Shields - Larry's Party
  • Sidney Sheldon - The Best Laid Plans
  • Michael Stackpole - The Bacta War
  • Danielle Steel - The Ghost, The Ranch and Special Delivery
  • Dave Stone - Burning Heart and Ship of Fools
  • William Sutcliffe - Are You Experienced?
  • Antonio Tabucchi - The Missing Head of Damasceno Monteiro
  • Eckhart Tolle - The Power of Now
  • Kurt Vonnegut - Timequake
  • Timothy Zahn - Specter of the Past
  • Roger Zelazny and Jane Lindskold - Donnerjack
  • Binod Bihari Verma - Nayanmani Maithili Novel

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