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A new collection of short plays.

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Called the consummate novelist's novel and one of the greatest English works of the century, this book begins, "This is the saddest story I have ever heard." It then proceeds to confute this pronouncement at every turn, exposing a world less sad than pathetic, and more shot through with hypocrisy and deceit than its narrator cares to imagine.

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This short novel by the great American poet is a satire on the novel form in which a little Ford car falls in love with a Mack truck. However, the work is a serious attempt to write a novel with the recognition that such an act is nearly impossible to accomplish within established conventions.

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A reproduction of the famed 100 Books postcard series.

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Includes fiction by 10 authors - the great Russian early 19th century author Nikolai Gogol; the late 19th and early 20th century Portuguese writer Jose Maria Eca de Quieroz; French author Valery Larbaud; Russian satirists Yuri Olesha and Mikhail Zoshcenko; Uruguayan modernist Mario Benedetti; the Cuban writer Virgilio Pinera; and others.

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The first volume of Green Integer's ongoing series of 1001 Great Stories of all time.

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The great Christmas classic by Dickens is reprinted in the Green Integer series.

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One of the most important books by the renowned French poet, Paul Eluard

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Well-known for his late 19th and early 20th century plays such as "The Sea Gull" and "The Cherry Orchard", Anton Chekhov also wrote numerous short dramatic works. This title Contains translations of Chekhov's short dramas, dating from 1883 to 1902. It includes the well-known one act plays - "The Bear", "The Proposal" and "The Wedding".

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A book of 24 tales by the great Greek writer.

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A brilliant new novel by the author of Swanny's Way and Florry of Washington Heights

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A reprint of the successful prose work by Breton, published previously by Sun & Moon Press.

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A selection of short pieces in the form of drama and dialogue.

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An autobiographical fiction of major appeal.

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An important novel by the great Austrian writer, Arthur Schnitzler.

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The first in a series of three books of Paul Celan published by Green Integer

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The last two plays in Mac Wellman's quartet of plays--Crowtet.

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Reflection on questions of objectivity and subjectivity in a time of media hegemony. Images of battle become meditations, and events flap in silence as the narrative moves. The images of this fiction do not resemble events, but are occurrences in time and space, with events retrieved from so far back that it is separated from memory.

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Two related novels by the contemporary Norwegian author.

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A new collection of poems by the noted Italian poet Mario Luzi.

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Explores the relationships of seemingly unrelated words - of "middle" to "excluded", "dizzy" to "morality", "language" to "stump" - revealing the processes of thought and the associative relationships of anything to everything else, of concepts of gardens to weeds to seeds, from plants to addictions to matches.

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A new book of poetry by Douglas Messerli.

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A long fiction by the noted French author, Jean Frmon.