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An American Rasta's retelling of episodes in American history with an anticolonial thrust and a view toward charting a brighter future.

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An American Rasta's retelling of episodes in American history with an anticolonial thrust and a view toward charting a brighter future.

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A true believer is faced with a choice between love for his family and the Cuban Revolution.

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The first true noir fiction collection from a city that put film noir on the map.

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Puerto Rico's capital city enters the Noir Series arena, meticulously edited by one of San Juan's best-known authors.

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La capital de Puerto Rico entra la serie noir, editado por una de las autoras ms conocidas de San Juan.

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On the heels of Rio Noir, beloved Brazilian rock star and best-selling novelist Tony Bellotto ushers another world-class city into the Akashic Noir Series.

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A confessional, stylistic account of coming of age in the Bronx, alongside the birth and evolution of hip hop culture.

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A touching, beautifully illustrated story of a misunderstood shark, and its quest to understand the world both above and below the sea.

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Recounts the founding of the non-profit organization, Peaceful Tomorrows, created by family members of terrorism victims in order to promote peace and nonviolence, and offers personal stories through essays and photographs.

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The first collection of work from the acclaimed underground music photographer Pat Graham.

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A page-turning debut novel set in Scranton, Pennsylvania, during the height of coal mining, Vaudeville, and evangelism.

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Robert Pinsky and Derek Walcott anchor this groundbreaking, soulful poetry collection.

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A gripping portrait of a rural Indiana town still reeling from the unsolved 1980s murder of a gay teen.

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A deliberate literary meditation in a debut novel reminiscent of Michael Cunningham.

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Undistilled noir in the much-anticipated third novel from the American Book Award-winning Bronx native.

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Grief, violence, and history collide to offer a radical look at childhood and migration in suburban New England.

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Jackie Ishida, a young Japanese American woman living in Los Angeles, learns of the deaths of four young men in her grandfather's store during the 1965 Watts riot, and sets out to discover the truth about their deaths, along the way uncovering some long-buried family secrets as well.

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Paperback reissue of the critically acclaimed literary thriller from the best-selling author Kaylie Jones. A recently sober alcoholic in her mid-thirties, Clara has found happiness in a tenuous new marriage to Mark. Yet the past lurks over them, always encroaching on their happiness.

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Follows Clara Sverdlow as she struggles to find happiness with her husband Mark and their new baby despite carrying the burden of her father's Holocaust experiences and being stalked by her deranged former boyfriend.

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A smart, scandalous portrayal of the inept misadventures of post-Cold War US and Cuban intelligence operations.

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A stirring story of criminality, drug addiction, recovery, and unlikely fame.

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After accidentally killing his wife during rough sex, a wealthy attorney is labeled a sex offender and his sometimes sordid past becomes a matter of public record.

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A haunting Florida-based literary thriller in the tradition of Alfred Hitchcock.