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Akashic stages a major coup in recruiting Edwidge Danticat, one of the truly great contemporary writers, to edit this volume.

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The scintillating stand-alone sequel to Arellano's 2009 Edgar Award finalist, Havana Lunar.

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An Edgar-Award finalist for Best Paperback Original!

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Leonardo Padura and other Cuban writers join editor Obejas to plumb a city of ironic and wrenching contradictions.

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The second installment from Dennis Cooper's groundbreaking Little House on the Bowery series.

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Movie tie-in edition of Tim McLoughlin's best-selling debut novel. (Film title: The Narrows.)

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Dark, hilarious, and deliciously bloody, Hell's Kitchen puts the "hunt" back in "apartment hunting."

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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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Fourteen of the city's finest authors explore the dark heart of the Pearl of the Orient in haunting stories of depravity and despair.

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Paperback reissue of the second novel from the author of the indie-hit Hairstyles of the Damned

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Shows how today's professional public servants have managed to achieve nothing less than the indefensible, wholesale alienation of an entire generation.

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Kovics impassioned, timely memoir about the American Veterans Movement picks up where Born on the Fourth of July leaves off.

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Kovics impassioned, timely memoir about the American Veterans Movement picks up where Born on the Fourth of July leaves off.

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The sharpest, most stylized and ambitious anthology of Native American literature ever published.

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Israeli American journalist Schalit distinguishes between the Israel he knows and the image of it in the minds of Americans.

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A thought-provoking analysis of the attacks on civil liberties following the terrorist attacks on September 11 features essays by Cornel West, Michael Moore, Patti Smith, Tom Hayden, Matt Groening, Robert Scheer, Maxine Waters, Jerrold Nadler, and many others dealing with a wide range of related is

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Jerusalem Calling marks the emergence of a new breed of public intellectual.

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A majestic new novel that will launch Preston L. Allen into the ranks of Junot Diaz and Toni Morrison.

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Fifteen-year-old Jonah Hart struggles to put his father's death behind him, but must first face the multitude of ghosts that talk to him everyday, including his father.

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The world-renowned actor offers inspirational personal reflections on his path from fame to progressive activism.

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Kamikaze Lust puts a crackling, rapid-fire spin on a traditional theme--young woman in search of herself--and stands it on its head.

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Kansas City: Where East and West collide, where naked ambition meets broken dreams, where blues and the night go together like rye whiskey, vermouth, and bitters. Yes, Kansas City is a surprising place of grit, gore and betrayal, at least in the imaginations of our diverse lineup of contributors.

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A fierce, intelligent, and often hilarious novel about a young African American attorney who struggles to keep his cool in the personally and politically turbulent '90s.

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Life isn't easy for 12 year old Peter Kim. The super and other thugs in his neighbourhood are out to get him. His best friend suddenly hates his guts. And he's stuck wasting his summer babysitting his weirdo little brother. Things hit rock bottom when his family's apartment gets burglarised and he loses his most prized possession.