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Books
Six Concepts for the End of the World: by Steve Beard
Beard attempts to keep his fiction unidentified, but the object in your hands wants to…
High School: by Sara Quin and Tegan Quin
A memoir of how two sisters survived and thrived, overcoming the typical difficulties of being…
Unsheltered: by Barbara Kingsolver
Unsheltered is among Kingsolver's best and most approachable works yet.
Baron Wenckheim’s Homecoming: by László Krasznahorkai
The surreal world that Krasznahorkai’s writing generates might serve as the best place from which…
Chaos: by Tom O’Neill with Dan Piepenbring
Come for the Helter Skelter rebuttal, stay for the broader commentary on access to what…
Face It: by Debbie Harry
Longtime fans of Harry and Blondie will find much to enjoy in her more often…
No Visible Bruises: by Rachel Louise Snyder
With its harrowing stories and lack of easy answers, No Visible Bruises is a demanding…
Cimabue and the Franciscans: by Holly Flora
Reminds current audiences of the fascination generated by such careful design and such a command…
The Big Book of Reel Murders: Edited by Otto Penzler
Its title is no joke: at almost 1200 double-columned pages in length, this collection of…