Jennifer Egan's new novel Look at Me is an engaging and insightful critique of America's shallow and pervasive image culture that has already proved shockingly prescient, having managed to anticipate several major media moments even before its publication, and a major, much more serious cultural one in the week of its publication.
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	The Right Hand of Sleep is John Wray's sparse, unsentimental account of life in a small village in interwar Austria. The novel suggests questions of moral ambiguity and the power of ideology, which Wray attempted to address in a recent conversation with Bold Type.
	Life Turns a Man Upside Down collects a unique form of out-of-print English-language literature -- 1960s Market Literature from Nigeria -- resuscitating a remarkable form of prose known as Mad English, and culminating in a distinct triumph of book design.
	Random House's Voice of the Poet series adds a fresh collection of recordings to its roster, including Edna St. Vincent Millay, Gertrude Stein, Muriel Rukeyser, H.D., and Louise Bogan.

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