David Foster Wallace and Gromit Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

David Foster Wallace and Gromit

@ginathechung & i am biased, because we published the reprint, but you might like Carol Emshwiller too (all of her, but Carmen Dog is a good starting place)

David Foster Wallace and Gromit

@dethb1rd1960 Maggie Stiefvater’s The Scorpio Races, Christi Nogle’s The Best of Our Past, the Worst of Our Future, and Megan Giddings’s The Women Could Fly.

David Foster Wallace and Gromit

@gregfallis @doctorow @naominovik Novik is always terrific. There’s at least one other dragon-on-the-cover book that is worth breaking the tule for: Jo Walton’s Tooth and Claw, which is a Trollope novel but with dragons.

David Foster Wallace and Gromit

@morganmpage I Love You But I’ve Chosen Darkness by Claire Vaye Watkins

David Foster Wallace and Gromit

@JamilJanKochai K-Ming Chang’s Gods of Want, American Estrangement by Said Sayrafiezadeh, Mariana Enriquez’s collections, I Hold a Wolf by the Ears by Laura van den Berg, Aoko Matsuda’s Where the Wild Ladies Are. Among others!

David Foster Wallace and Gromit

@keith_rosson I literally just took my dog for a walk so that I could think about how to write a blurb for FEVER HOUSE, which is so great! Wish I could recommend your own novel to you.

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@psychopompcom Have you read Emma Straub's This Time Tomorrow? And if you can bear a pandemic novel, I loved Jim Shepherd's Phase Six. Molly Gloss's Wild Life isn't time travel, but it has a kind of Emily St. John Mandel feel to it.

David Foster Wallace and Gromit

@jamescappio @scarthomas Have you read Stephen Dobyns’s The Wrestler’s Cruel Study? Or Kevin Brockmeier’s The Ghost Variations? Helen Oyeyemi’s noves, Ali Smith, and Mat Jphnson’s Pym also good possibilities

David Foster Wallace and Gromit

Just realized this is based on my favorite Richard Russo nove, Straight Man. 😍 https://t.co/rxEKkJkp71

David Foster Wallace and Gromit

@CharlesFinch Stephen Graham Jones, Joe Hill’s first collection, Livia Llewellyn, Victor LaValle, Nathan Ballingrud, John Langan, Laird Barron, Robert Shearman’s coll Remember Why You Fear Me, Cassandra Khaw, many Ellen Datlow anthologies, classic anthology The Dark Descent, ed Hartwell.