Signed Books

Stock is limited. If we foresee trouble fulfilling your order, we will let you know with haste. If your order shows as "processing" that means the author will be by soon to sign your book before gently launching it, like a paper plane, into your waiting arms.

Jessica Soffer		Colum McCann called Jessica Soffer a "profound and necessary new voice". We call her the best book with apricots in the title since Solzhenitsyn's Apricot Jam. If you were unable to snag a signed copy of Tomorrow There Will Be Apricots at our event with Jessica on April 25th, please accept our apologies.
Tom Reiss		Tom Reiss (recent recipient of the Pulitzer Prize) hasn't always lived in New York. Yes, there was a dalliance with Texas and a fling with Massachusetts. But he was born in New York and we're happy he came back. While he was away, New York was missing something, a sense of adventure, perhaps, as well as rigorously researched, richly narrated biographies of the most interesting people you've never met. Tom Reiss himself is interesting and though you may miss his visits to McNally Jackson, you'll find evidence of them in the signed copies of The Black Count and The Orientalist he has left behind.
Deb Perelman		Deb Perelman is the author of Smitten Kitchen—our single favorite food blog. Her book is not just any book: no, no, this is a book so rife with great recipes and a love of satisfying home-cookery, it's hard to believe Deb managed to fit it all in. If this book were a tablespoon, it would be a heaping tablespoon. If it were a pinch, it would be a generous pinch.