Martyn Burke

• Aug-1985
• / General Fiction

The Commissar’s Report, originally published by Houghton Mifflin, was lauded as “a wonder of intense, cinematic storytelling…honest, inventive, and memorable.” (Wall Street Journal). In this comic novel of the Cold War, Dimitri, a young hero ...

• Feb-1991
• / General Fiction

Originally published by Bantam Books and hailed by critics, this love story, set in 1950s New York, Havana, and the deep south, begins with a divorce. In the eyes of Christie, their young daughter, Leo, and Tina Klein, mismatched and volatile, belong...

• Apr-2000
• / Fantasy

• May-2000
• / General Fiction

In this sequel to the critically acclaimed IVORY JOE, Christy is flung into a world as strange as the Amazon where she has studied the savage tribes bent on annihilating one another. Christy has arrived in Beverly Hills, a world where annihilation ...

• Jul-2000
• / Action Adventure

Originally published by Doubleday. Bien Hoa airbase, outside Saigon,wasn't a very funny place, but Barney's job had one advantage: he alwaysplayed to a packed house. The soldiers flocked to his shows, and the war-zonecomedian coaxed his battle-wea...

• Apr-2006
• / General Fiction

• Apr-2015
• / Literary

This “glorious, globetrotting epic” (Craig Davidson, author of Cataract City) follows two military men searching for the women they love. Danny, a Canadian sharpshooter, and Hank, in the US Army, have been stationed in Kandahar, but they are in L...