Old Masters
by Thomas Bernhard | 
Whose Cheese is it Anyway?
by Steve Ritchie | 
Kingsblood Royal
by Sinclair Lewis | 
Work of Art
by Sinclair Lewis | 
The Magic Christian
by Terry Southern | 
Eating People is Wrong
by Malcolm Bradbury | 
The Judgement of Paris
by Gore Vidal | 
Cass Timberlane
by Sinclair Lewis | 
Natural Causes
by Henry Cecil | 
Dark Green, Bright Red
by Gore Vidal | 
Yellow Dog
by Martin Amis | 
Rat Race
by Alfred Bester |
Rabbits & Boa Constrictors
by Fazil Iskander |
The Lefthanders
by Gunter Grass | 
The Russian Debutante's Handbook
by Gary Shteyngart | 
The Queue
by Vladimir Sorokin | 
We Always Treat Women Too Well
by Raymond Queneau | 
Happy Moscow
by Andrey Platonov | 
The Rat Killer
by Alexander Terekhov | 
Choke
by Chuck Palahniuk |
The characters that filled the pages of the three earlier Tales of the City books with love and laughter are at it again, as an ordinary house-husband and his ambitious wife discover there's more to making a baby than meets the eye. Unexpected help arrives in the form of a British monarch, a grieving gay neighbour, and an international ring of mail-order brides. Armistead Maupin has written a comedy of manners for our times.