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Braverman challenges mythological nuclear family roles in her memorable collection of new stories.

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A heart-wrenching novel of the two love affairs a young Korean writer experiences while living in Germany.

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Translation of: Ein springender Brunnen.

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A short story collection that explores the weirdness of the human experience: physical transformations and experiments, adolescence and old age, extreme forms of love, from Japan to Poland through Pasadena.

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With photographic precision, author Susan Midalia captures the fleeting beauty, light and darkness to be found in the ephemera of everyday life. Like the beanbag of the title, the stories are an invitation to settle yourself in for a reading experience by turns vivid, haunting, bizarre and strangely comforting.

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On April 16, 1942, a few days before Hitler's birthday, a handful of Swiss Nazis in Payerne lure Arthur Bloch, a Jewish cattle merchant, into a stable and kill him. Europe is in flames, but this is Switzerland, and Payerne, a rural market town of butchers and bankers, is more concerned with unemployment than the fate of nations across the border.

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When you set out on a journey guided by the universe, magical experiences will find you. A Knot In the Tree is an ambitious work of fiction that shares one man's journey towards growth, self-actualization, and self-love. Nathan Aaron's novel reminds readers to embrace each step throughout life's journey, and to remember that life is about the journey, not the destination.

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It's December 1967, and the town of Kinloch is cut off by heavy snow. With all roads closed, the only way to feed and water the townsfolk is for the fishing fleet to sail to Girvan for much needed supplies. The crew of theGirl Maggieembark upon a trip like no other, encountering ghostly Vikings, gigantic crustaceans and a helpful seagull.

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A comprehensive introduction to the short stories of renowned French fabulist Georges-Olivier Chteaureynaud.

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A moving, funny novel about tradition, obligation, and the complexities of love.

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For readers of Colm Toibins The Master and Michael Cunninghams The Hours, a witty, moving, tender novel of impossible love and the mysterious ways of art.

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Literary tour de force set in London and Venice in 1819, written by an internationally renowned Cambridge scholar. The novel tells the story of a successful Gothic novelist battling with psychological dependency and the complexity of obsession.

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A literary novel of 1819 London and Venice: a successful Gothic novelist battles with psychological dependency and suffers the complexity of obsession.

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A Mermaid's Tale of Pearls is the story of a little girl who comes across an enchanting Mermaid while out looking for treasure for her best friend. The Mermaid shares a beautiful tale about the love and friendship between the Moon and the Sea that goes into heartbreak and hope and leaves us with the idea of how we have pearls.

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A literary, psychological thriller set in 1951, reminiscent of The Great Gatsby.

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A Mouth Full of Salt uncovers a country on the brink of seismic change as its women decide for themselves which traditions are fit for purposeand which prophecies it's time to rewrite.