Swift's early father-son story is a harbinger of things to come — and also a fine work on its own.

Cuban immigrants are Cristina Garcia fodder in this fine novel about new homeland and self-discovery.

A well-crafted DeLillo ghost story that packs considerable meditation into a very small space.

Yair and Miriam exchange letters for what seems an eternity, letting their feelings show. But the conceit wears thin.