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Originally published in 1986, Ghost Dance is the first in a line of relentlessly experimental and highly esteemed works by Maso. In her elegy for a family broken apart and for a country wounded by injustice and corporate greed, Maso skillfully draws parallels between the personal tragedy and the larger tragedies unfolding in the country.

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A poetic memoir of the writer's pregnancy and the birth of her daughter, Rose, musing on brand-new motherhood and the tumult of emotions that follow a birth.

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Intimate and erotic celebration of desire from one of America's most innovative and daring writers.