Thomas Sanchez, Author . Knopf $25 (320p) ISBN 978-0-679-40696-9
"We understand the economics of love," says Mrs. Armstrong, a sexy American socialite residing in Cuba. "To really sell a torch song, you've got to be willing to light yourself on fire." Like her, an entire gallery of wonderfully
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Thomas Sanchez, Author Vintage Books USA $16 (544p) ISBN 978-0-679-72621-0
``Here's a truly extraordinary first novel, poignant, lyrical, rich in myth, legend and tragic reality, '' lauded PW . ``Panoramic in scale and powerful in its impact,'' the long-out-of-print title chronicles four generations of a Washo Indian...
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Thomas Sanchez, Author Vintage Books USA $16.95 (368p) ISBN 978-0-679-73260-0
In Key West, a group of loosely connected characters, ranging from street criminals to Vietnam vets to artists, slowly becomes drawn into a metaphysical mystery concerning a demonic, voodoo-inspired killer. ``Dense, complex, often impenetrable and...
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Thomas Sanchez, Author Alfred A. Knopf $19.95 (349p) ISBN 978-0-394-57859-0
Sanchez's 1973 debut, Rabbit Boss , inspired critics to compare his writing to that of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, and his newest work, his first novel in 11 years, may do the same, with its tumultuous, linguistically heady combination of history, myth,
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Thomas Sanchez, Author Alfred A. Knopf $24 (320p) ISBN 978-0-375-40162-6
Sanchez has done notable work (Rabbit Boss and Mile High), but this novel about a world-famous painter and his love blighted by war is not quite thought through. For a start, much of it is told in epistolary form, which is always tricky to manage,...
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Thomas Sanchez. Knopf, $26 (240p) ISBN 978-1-400-04232-6
In Sanchez’s new eco-thriller, a serial killer in a skeleton outfit is offing locals who’ve inflicted harm on the island paradise of Key West, Fla. Somewhere offshore, self-proclaimed “eco shock jock” Noah tries to get people outraged about...
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