New Crime & Mystery Fiction Titles From Virago 2004 Jan-March
File Updated: 16/12/2006
New Crime & Mystery Fiction Titles From Virago JAN-MARCH 2004

New
Stella Duffy State of Happiness Published January 2004 by Virago at £12.99 ISBN: 1844081133

Stephanie Cross, Daily Mail 'Duffy is known for her sharp insights and sharper wit, and both are on display here...brave, understated and unforgettable'
Carrie O'Grady, Guardian 'A fine piece of writing...[Stella Duffy is] a powerful talent...[a] tough, poignant book'
Good Housekeeping Stella Duffy has written a book that is both beautiful and challenging
Red Alex Clark Duffy persuasively creates a wonderfully life-affirming tale of love and loss.
Evening Herald 'Beautifully written... best taken slowly in order to enjoy every cadence of the language '

When Jack and Cindy meet at a friend's party they are immediately attracted to one another. But neither could have predicted the journey they would take together over the next seven years. From New York to LA, through undisguised passion and hidden secrets, they come to realise the truth about themselves and their feelings for each other. Cindy and Jack think they have tested their love to its limits and passed with flying colours. But life has other plans, and when Cindy falls dangerously ill, they face their greatest challenge.
Heartbreaking, inspirational and beautiful, State Of Happiness captures the truth about love, and the truth about death. It is, quite simply, a tour de force.


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New
Heidi Julavits The Effect of Living Backwards Published March 2004 by Virago at £12.99 ISBN: 1860499252

San Francisco Chronicle
'An energetic, playful writer ... each read-through reveal[s] new Nabokovian tricks and riddles’
New York Times Book Review
‘Savage and funny. The book is improbable, sure, but so wildly inventive that you hardly care’
Entertainment Weekly
’This gripping intellectual thriller shuns straightforward plotting … Julavits keeps the narrative tense and thought-provoking’

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Pearl Mariane A Mighty Heart: The Daniel Pearl Story Pbk published February 2004 by Virago at £10.99 ISBN: 1844080439


Andrew Anthony, Telegraph Magazine
‘A transfixing account of an unimaginable ordeal, frank, taut, and almost unbearably moving’
Christopher Taylor, Sunday Telegraph
‘Her memoir, though moving, is equally tough-minded’
Clive Sinclair, Jewish Chronicle
'a compelling insider’s account of the kidnapping'
Edel Coffey, Sunday Tribune
'a transfixing and unbearably sad tale'
Caroline Moorehead, The Spectator
'a gripping and infinitely touching book'

Mariane Pearl, journalist and award-winning documentary film director, tells the tragic story of the kidnap and murder of her husband, journalist Daniel Pearl, in Pakistan in the aftermath of 9/11, and her intense involvement in the search for him. Dedicated to international reporting and the idea that a more informed public makes for a better world, Marianne and Daniel moved to Karachi so that Daniel could cover terrorist stories in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Marianne's illuminating story of the journalistic process in a foreign and often hostile culture reveals the sacrifices involved in uncovering such stories. This revelatory account of one of the most captivating and terrifying stories of our time tells us who Daniel Pearl was and what he stood for, namely, compassion and a profound commitment to understanding the world.

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