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Victoria Finlay's voice is pleasant and knowledgeable, able to cover an intimidating amount of information with clarity and efficiency. Had she been my art history professor in college, I wouldn't have dozed so often.
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The results are in! Meet the winners of Bold Type's fourth annual short story contest.
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In 1994, living in his family's cabin in the Catskills, Marc Herman was trapped by a storm that left seven feet of snow. The furnace was dead; his car was dead; the toilet was frozen. The next thing he knew he was on a flight to Caracas to find a city of legend....
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Nicholson Baker, one of contemporary literature's most original voices, returns to fiction with his new novel, A Box of Matches. Finding the compelling within the banal is a trademark of Baker's, and once again he delivers.
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In its web and newspaper incarnations, Things My Girlfriend and I Have Argued About has kept readers entertained with the pitched battles between Millington and his girlfriend. At last, here is the novel inspired by his cult creation, a book so hilarious it made a woman fall off the toilet.
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David Brock's chilling exposé of the right's political scandal machine provides an insider's perspective on the "vast right-wing conspiracy," Anita Hill, Whitewater, and more.
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A complicated romance, Persian mysticism, and - possibly - secret, stolen Sufi manuscripts form the core of this novel by critically beloved travel writer Pico Iyer.
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