for the killer of young Kevin pulling the strings, someone Whittle, they find that whose past may have nothing is as it seems. No intersected with Liz’s a long one, not even the victim’s time back. But who? family, seems prepared to tell the full story. But things Kate Birdsall’s setting is an take a sudden turn for the American heartland of worse when DNA evidence overlapping universes: from comes back linking the below-the-breadline families victim to Liz’s brother to high-powered academia, Christopher. Liz knows sleazy finance moguls and Christopher didn’t do it… exotic dancers, with the cold doesn’t she? Behind the wind from lake Erie never far curtain, someone else is away. World English rights: Red Adept. Audio rights: Audible Translation rights: Regal Hoffmann Film rights: Hoffmann PIEDAD BONNETT PIEDAD BONNETT is a International Literature Colombian poet, playwright Festival and Hay Festival in and novelist. She has Segovia. LO QUE NO TIENE published eight poetry books, a ground-breaking NOMBRE, four novels, and five plays. memoir of her son’s life, She has represented Colombia struggle with mental illness, in numerous poetry festivals and suicide, was a national including the Berlin sensation. THAT WHICH HAS NO NAME (LO QUE NO TIENE NOMBRE) (Alfaguara Colombia, 2013) cross the kitchen and the few seconds we say nothing, “We little living room and slowly we do nothing, even though a enter the bedroom. The first storm of emotions is roiling thing my eyes register is the inside us. Then Camila opens enormous open window, and the closet and we see the shoes beyond it the fire escape that lined up, the organized leads to the street. I examine it sweaters and shirts. It’s the all briefly, in one glance: the room of a meticulous, scrupulously made bed, the rigorous, tidy person. desk crowded with books, the Confused, exchanging short notebooks that have taken sentences that seek to be over the bedside table. For a efficient, we divide the spaces
for the killer of young Kevin Whittle, they find that nothing is as it seems. No one, not even the victim’s family, seems prepared to tell the full story. But things take a sudden turn for the worse when DNA evidence comes back linking the victim to Liz’s brother Christopher. Liz knows Christopher didn’t do it… doesn’t she? Behind the curtain, someone else is pulling the strings, someone whose past may have intersected with Liz’s a long time back. But who? Kate Birdsall’s setting is an American heartland of overlapping universes: from below-the-breadline families to high-powered academia, sleazy finance moguls and exotic dancers, with the cold wind from lake Erie never far away. World English rights: Red Adept. Audio rights: Audible Translation rights: Regal Hoffmann Film rights: Hoffmann PIEDAD BONNETT PIEDAD BONNETT is a Colombian poet, playwright and novelist. She has published eight poetry books, four novels, and five plays. She has represented Colombia in numerous poetry festivals including the Berlin International Literature Festival and Hay Festival in Segovia. LO QUE NO TIENE NOMBRE, a ground-breaking memoir of her son’s life, struggle with mental illness, and suicide, was a national sensation. THAT WHICH HAS NO NAME (LO QUE NO TIENE NOMBRE) (Alfaguara Colombia, 2013) “We cross the kitchen and the little living room and slowly enter the bedroom. The first thing my eyes register is the enormous open window, and beyond it the fire escape that leads to the street. I examine it all briefly, in one glance: the scrupulously made bed, the desk crowded with books, the notebooks that have taken over the bedside table. For a few seconds we say nothing, we do nothing, even though a storm of emotions is roiling inside us. Then Camila opens the closet and we see the shoes lined up, the organized sweaters and shirts. It’s the room of a meticulous, rigorous, tidy person. Confused, exchanging short sentences that seek to be efficient, we divide the spaces
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