Brian Hall

• Feb-1989
• / General Fiction

• Jan-1997
• / General Fiction

"A novel wise in the complexities of adolescence and the human heart." --The Washington PostLonging to escape the rundown commune outside of Ithaca, New York where she lives with her organic-farmer mother, assorted half-siblings, and a cow named Mari...

• Jan-2003
• / Historical

A sweeping, gorgeously written novel of Lewis and Clark's legendary expedition, named one of the best novels of the year by The Boston Globe, Salon, The Los Angeles Times, and The Christian Science Monitor.Brian Hall’s compulsively readable novel v...

• Feb-2006
• / General Fiction

Picture a country highway outside of Baldwin City, Kansas, as a lone car coasts into town. Jefferson Franklin is stranded in the small town of Harter Union (population 3,800). He takes a job as supervisor with Baker University's food services departm...

• Apr-2008
• / General Fiction

ROBERT FROST, arguably America's most well-known and beloved poet, was toughened by a hard life his alcoholic father died young, his sister and one of his daughters were institutionalized, and four of his six children predeceased him. Yet he determin...

• May-2011
• / General Fiction

• Jun-2021
• / Literary

A warm, inventive, and multilayered novel about two families - one made up largely of scientists, and the other of artists and mystics - whose worlds collide in pursuit of a lost daughter Mette, a twenty-year old programmer of visual effects for...

• / General Fiction

Chronicles the author's travels by bicycle through the mountainous roads of Romania and Bulgaria, a journey from which he garnered an empathetic understanding of people and politics behind the Iron Curtain...