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A kaleidoscopic chronicle of an age that juxtaposes patriotism with fading grandeur to create a literary mosaic which depicts an era of dire poverty, fabulous wealth and incredible change.

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The brilliant new novel by an American master.

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The brass cross behind the altar of St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in lower Manhattan has disappeared - and even more mysteriously reappeared on the roof of the Synagogue for Evolutionary Judaism on the Upper West Side. The church's maverick rector and young rabbinical couple who lead the synagogue set about attempting to learn who the vandals are.

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The classic novel of an America inflamed by Cold War hysteria.

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An astonishing book of short fiction by one of America's finest writers, the
author of The March, Ragtime, and Homer & Langley.

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* A new masterpiece from E. L. Doctorow - the story of two eccentric New York brothers adapting to life in a century of change, it is humane, wise, funny and moving

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Welcome to America at the turn of the twentieth century, where the rhythms of ragtime set the beat. Harry Houdini astonishes audiences with magical feats of escape, the mighty J P Morgan dominates the financial world and Henry Ford manufactures cars by making men into machines.

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* A dazzling collection of short works crafted with all the weight and resonance of the novels for which E.L. Doctorow is famous

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As Cold War hysteria inflames America, FBI agents pay a surprise visit to a Communist man and his wife in their New York apartment. After a trial that divides the country, the couple are sent to the electric chair for treason. Decades later, in 1967, their son Daniel struggles to understand the tragedy of their lives.

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A brutal and brilliant novel set in the American Civil War.