Authors

Nicholas de Monchaux

"Like a modern bridal gown, the brilliance of the shuttle on her maiden voyage shrouds the complex realities of a human story"

Siddhartha Deb

"In India, the elites shout themselves hoarse about emulating America – in its wealth, its swaggering confidence, its Hummers and parking lots."

Frederick Deknatel

"The buildings became symbols as well as tools of oppression, with the military attacking civilians from the rooftops."

Ramon Del Valle-Inclan

"All these gentlemen know perfectly well who I am, and yet in your case I'm pretty sure..."

Samuel R. Delany

“The problem isn't to learn to love humanity, but to learn to love those members of it who happen to be at hand.”

Friedrich Christian Delius

"curious words of encouragement and irritating compliments which were already there before she took her first step outside"

William Deresiewicz

"Austen was not a novelist for nothing: she knew that our stories are what make us human."

Marcy Dermansky

"Marie had kept her ardent love of Benoit's out-of-print book a secret. She had discovered a translated edition of the novel in the prison library."