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ISBN 978-0-14-312339-2 $15.00 ($16.00 CAN) Fiction 5 1 /16 x 7 3 /4 256 pp. Rights: W00 Pub history: Viking hc 978-0-670-02349-3 (as Helen Keller in Love) On sale: 11/26/2013 SuGGeSTeD ORDeR “ Captivating . . . a riveting story.” —Good Housekeeping “ Rosie Sultan is adventurous—and brave. . . . She has given the adult Helen Keller a new voice.” —The Washington Post ClassiC Penguin 106 DeCeMBeR The astonishing and imaginative debut novel about Helen Keller and the man she loved Helen in Love A Novel Rosie Sultan What comes to mind when you think of Helen Keller? Is it the deaf-mute wild child at the water pump outside her Tuscumbia, Alabama, home portrayed in The Miracle Worker or the adult activist for the rights of the disabled and women, the socialist who vehemently opposed war? Rosie Sultan’s debut novel imagines an intimate part of Keller’s life she rarely spoke or wrote about: her one and only love affair. Peter Fagan, a reporter from Boston, steps in as her secretary when her companion Annie Sullivan falls ill. The world this opens up for her is not the stuff of grade school biographies. Their affair meets with stern disapproval from Annie and from Helen’s mother, and when the lovers plot to elope, Helen is trapped between their expectations and her innermost desires. Sultan’s courageous novel insists on Helen’s right to desire, to human frailty—to be fully and completely alive. n A Denver Post bestseller n Perfect for bookclubs n Rosie Sultan won a PEN Discovery Award for fiction n Visit rosiesultan.com and facebook.com/rosiesultan, and follow @rosiesultan on Twitter Rosie sultan is a former fellow at the Virginia Center for the Arts and has taught writing at Boston University, the University of Massachusetts, and Suffolk University. She lives outside Boston. Penguin Readers Guide available online at penguin.com Local events in Boston Online Publicity Online Advertising
ISBN 978-0-14-312416-0 $17.00 ($18.00 CAN) Law/True Crime 5 1 /2 x 8 7 /16 368 pp. Rights: E00 Pub history: Viking hc 978-0-670-02370-7 On sale: 11/26/2013 SuGGeSTeD ORDeR “ A well-researched book . . . The tension within the pages is relentless.” —The Atlanta Journal-Constitution “ A spectacular example of a bogus conviction and the many lives ruined by it. . . . Superbly written.” —John Grisham An Atlantic Book of the Year: a riveting true crime tale from the defense attorney who inspired John Grisham’s The Chamber The Injustice System A Murder in Miami and a Trial Gone Wrong Clive Stafford Smith Legendary criminal defense attorney Clive Stafford Smith has devoted his career to helping save penniless defendants from a justice system whose goal is not so much to find the right man as to get a conviction. Miami, 1986. Kris Maharaj is arrested, tried, and sentenced to death for the brutal murder of his ex–business partner, Derrick Moo Young, and Derrick’s son, Duane. Suspecting Kris may be innocent, as he claims, Stafford Smith begins his own investigation, which takes him from Miami to Nassau in the Bahamas to Colombia in search of the real killer. Interweaving the author’s inspiring personal story with a spellbinding page-turner, The Injustice System exposes our broken legal process—and drops a bombshell that should reopen a long-closed case. n The book is the basis of a documentary by Alex Gibney that will air in spring 2013 n Clive Stafford Smith is a recipient of the Gandhi International Peace Award and a Lannan Cultural Freedom Award n His book The Eight O’Clock Ferry to the Windward Side (published in the U.K. as Bad Men) was a finalist for the George Orwell Prize n Visit reprieve.org.uk and follow @clivessmith on Twitter Clive staffoRD sMith is a criminal defense lawyer and founder of Reprieve, an organization that provides legal support to low-income prisoners accused of the most extreme crimes. He lives in London. ClassiC Penguin DeCeMBeR 107
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ISBN 978-0-14-312416-0 $17.00 ($18.00 CAN)<br />
Law/True Crime 5 1 /2 x 8 7 /16 368 pp. Rights: E00<br />
Pub history: Viking hc 978-0-670-02370-7<br />
On sale: 11/26/2013<br />
SuGGeSTeD ORDeR<br />
“ A well-researched book . . .<br />
The tension within the pages is relentless.”<br />
—The Atlanta Journal-Constitution<br />
“ A spectacular example of a bogus conviction<br />
and the many lives ruined by it. . . .<br />
Superbly written.” —John Grisham<br />
An Atlantic Book of the Year: a riveting<br />
true crime tale from the defense attorney<br />
who inspired John Grisham’s The Chamber<br />
The Injustice System<br />
A Murder in Miami and a Trial Gone Wrong<br />
Clive Stafford Smith<br />
Legendary criminal defense attorney Clive Stafford Smith has<br />
devoted his career to helping save penniless defendants from a<br />
justice system whose goal is not so much to find the right man as<br />
to get a conviction.<br />
Miami, 1986. Kris Maharaj is arrested, tried, and sentenced<br />
to death for the brutal murder of his ex–business partner,<br />
Derrick Moo Young, and Derrick’s son, Duane. Suspecting Kris<br />
may be innocent, as he claims, Stafford Smith begins his own<br />
investigation, which takes him from Miami to Nassau in the<br />
Bahamas to Colombia in search of the real killer. Interweaving the<br />
author’s inspiring personal story with a spellbinding page-turner,<br />
The Injustice System exposes our broken legal process—and drops<br />
a bombshell that should reopen a long-closed case.<br />
n The book is the basis of a documentary by Alex Gibney that will air<br />
in spring 2013<br />
n Clive Stafford Smith is a recipient of the Gandhi International<br />
Peace Award and a Lannan Cultural Freedom Award<br />
n His book The Eight O’Clock Ferry to the Windward Side (published<br />
in the U.K. as Bad Men) was a finalist for the George Orwell Prize<br />
n Visit reprieve.org.uk and follow @clivessmith on Twitter<br />
Clive staffoRD sMith is a criminal defense<br />
lawyer and founder of Reprieve, an organization that provides<br />
legal support to low-income prisoners accused of the most<br />
extreme crimes. He lives in London.<br />
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