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A brilliant, fugue-like and ultimately heartrending story of love and survival at the height of the AIDS crisis

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The first novel in 10 years by critically acclaimed author Dale Peck is a coming-of-age story about Judas, a gay teenager in the southern states.

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21-year-old James Ramsay discovers he's inherited a New York City building upon the death of his mother, who disappeared from his life shortly after his first birthday. James is faced with a choice- sell the building, or attempt to stave off the mounting tide of taxes that will cause him to forfeit his only connection to a mother he never knew.

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A lyrical, haunting story of love, loss, and the redemptive powers of art journeys inside the marriage of Beatrice and Henry, the parents of two children, Susan and John, characters from the critically acclaimed debut novel Martin and John.

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The first collection of short fiction from acclaimed novelist Dale Peck.

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A bracing phillippic which proposes that contemporary literature is at a dead end. With swinging critiques of the work of, among others, Sven Birkets, David Foster Wallace, Philip Roth and Jim Crace.

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Novelist Dale Peck attacks the contemporary canon of fiction for writing bad prose without content. In one savage review after another, Peck contends that current contemporary fiction is heir to a bankrupt lineage that began with Joyce, was continued by Faulkner, Nabokov, and led to the current state.