Borders Original Voices
Borders Original Voices recognize fresh, compelling, and ambitious written works from new and emerging talents in the categories of fiction, nonfiction, and kids' books. We select innovative and inspiring new books from first-time authors, as well as works that represent a new direction for established authors.
May 2009
Browse: Fiction | Nonfiction | Kids'
Last Month's Original Voices selections
 | The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by Alan Bradley You'll want to dig into Bradley's debut, a mystery as wicked as it is brilliant. Eleven-year-old heroine Flavia De Luce is utterly unforgettable; you'll be begging for seconds! |
 | In the Courts of the Sun by Brian D'Amato Perhaps you've heard the hubbub about Dec. 21, 2012: You know, the day the world is supposed to end? In this brilliant thriller, D'Amato captures the complexity of the growing doomsday phenomenon. |
 | Why Evolution Is True by Jerry A. Coyne Coyne, an evolutionary geneticist, is all about evidence. He carefully makes his case that evolution is a scientific truth, in a way that's appealing to both experts and laypersons, opponents and proponents. |
 | How to Build a Dinosaur: Extinction Doesn't Have to Be Forever by Jack Horner Jurassic Park, a reality? Paleontologist Horner, who advised Steven Spielberg on the film, is actually experimenting with his own methods for creating dinosaurs—no DNA required! His research will astound you. |
 | Duck! Rabbit! by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and Tom Lichtenheld What do you see: A duck or a rabbit? Kids and adults alike will have a blast with this clever premise, which also delivers a delicate lesson on when to let go of an argument. |
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