Congressman'S Daughter

By Craig Nova, Graig Nova

"Delta fiction." "May 1989."

The Best American Short Stories 1987

By Daniel Stern, Robert Taylor, SUSAN SONTAG, Raymond Carver, Madison Smartt Bell, Tim O'Brien, John Updike, Bharati Mukherjee, Sue Miller, Charles Baxter, Ron Carlson, Ann Beattie, Craig Nova, Tobias Wolff, Shannon Ravenel, Kent Haruf, Elizabeth Tallent, Joy Williams, Mavis Gallant, Ralph Lombreglia, Alice Munro, Lee K. Abbott

A mixture of the works of new writers and well-known talents, this anthology of outstanding short stories features fiction by Margaret Atwood, Sue Miller, and authors whose works appeared in litera...

Der Gute Sohn

By Craig Nova

The Informer: A Novel

By Craig Nova

Berlin in 1930 is a city of dark paranoia and covert power struggles, where violence can erupt at any moment. The Brownshirts dominate the streets, but the Red Front is building its insurgence.Gael...

Incandescence

By Craig Nova

Brook Trout And The Writing Life: The Intermingling Of Fishing And Writing In A Novelist'S Life

By Craig Nova

In this memoir, novelist Craig Nova explores the interconnections between his work as a writer, his personal life, and his passion for fly-fishing. Nova leads the reader into his courtship, marriag...

All The Dead Yale Men: A Novel

By Craig Nova

Originally published in 1982 to wide acclaim, The Good Son remains Craig Nova's undisputed masterpiece. This classic explored the complicated entanglements of fathers and sons —expressed in the s...

Cruisers

By Craig Nova

As a child Frank Kohler learned of his mother’s brutal murder. Now, years later, he yearns for some affirmation that remains elusive. As a state trooper on the night shift, Russell Boyd cruises the...

The Good Son

By Craig Nova

“ The Good Son is the work of an artist in full command, and those of you entering it for the first time can only be envied.” —From the foreword by Jonathan Yardley Chip Mackinnon returns from Wor...

Wetware

By Craig Nova, Nova, Craig

As a programmer for Galapagos Wetware, Hal Briggs is responsible for writing the genetic code for simple, efficient creatures to be employed in menial jobs–sweeping streets or washing dishes. But t...