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"First published in 2006 by McSweeney's Books, San Francisco"--T.p. verso.

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Two of Gilman's best works: a fascinating novel depicting a feminist utopia, and a short horror story based on Gilman's own bout with mental illness and misguided medical treatment.

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Hermes, the messenger of Zeus, likes to return to Earth now and again. He chooses to do so in Paris at the time of Napoleon III, a time of great frivolity and instability. Here he decides to play the most explosive practical joke in the world's history.

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A hard-drinking hockey journalist encounters unsavory characters while on assignment in Kansas and realizes his life can't be the same.

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A classic feminist novel for a new generation, resonating in a world of increasing radicalization.

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Set in 1976, two college students from Chicago who are vacationing in Puerto Escondido become involved in a violent confrontation between village locals and American tourists.

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"Hiding Out" is a collection of hilarious, sparkling stories about people avoiding the consequences of their poor decisions. A jilted lover dresses as a robot to win back the heart of an ex-girlfriend. A man builds a time machine to embrace the identity he always denied. Playful and empathic, these misadventures feature lonely hearts failing terribly to make a connection.

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High Skies recounts the collision of devastating weather, Cold War suspicion, tense race relations, and the unintended consequences of good intentions in a small West Texas town.

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The story of a woman's life told in reverse, this is the first Latvian novel to be published in America.

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A magnificent story based on America s last frontier: the wild waters of the Pacific Ocean off the Alaskan...

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Dreaming of escape from his remote village in the Himalayan foothills, Rabindra entreats the gods to send him an English bride. When a saucy English dance troupe arrives on the run from a Bombay crime boss, Rabindra believes that his prayers have been answered. Except that they have no interest in marrying anyone. As the village begins...

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It is 1914, and Bairnsdale is filled with the news of a war in far-off places, Ida is in love with Ralph, who is away fighting for his country. Ida envies his freedom, but when he returns wounded and troubled she begins to understand something of the nature of war. Years later her own sons go off to fight in World War II.

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A satirical novel that questions just how far we'll go to promote was we wish was true

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Hitting the Charts brings back into print stories that go as far back as 1980.

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A riveting debuta black Afghanistan veteran in search of his lost brother amid the chaos of Hurricane Katrina.

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With a deceptively simple style, this novel takes a compassionate look at complicated character, Ardennes Thrush, an award-winning movie star who suddenly and mysteriously quits acting.

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Henry Tuhoe works for a multinational conglomerate thats begun to outsource everything it can to third world countries. His beautiful wife no longer lets him touch her, even though she demanded he get a vasectomy; and his bright new home in the leafy suburbs comes with a crippling mortgage. Life doesn't seem so sweet any more.

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Stories about anxiety, foreboding, and a sense of calm resignation and peace with matters beyond our control.