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An unflinching literary debut for fans of Dennis Lehane and Tom Franklin examining the aftershocks of survival, and the price of salvation.

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For fans of Elmore Leonard: the clash between nave tourists on Mexican resorts, the deadly drug cartels who run them, and the middlemen brokering deals of all kinds.

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Joyce is 18, a freshman at a fashionable school for girls; suddenly all that matters to her is a woman twice her age. Published as paperback in 1957, this novel includes an appendix of historical materials.

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Fevered and dreamlike, White is a riveting exploration of whiteness, humanitarianism, and the lies of American exceptionalism and white supremacy.

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Sakiko cannot say no. Hiroko is tired of hearing it. Two sisters, straddling American and Japanese culture, navigate womanhood.

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As he increasingly turns to the comforting climes of alcohol, the wheels threaten to come off and life seems to have one bad turn after another. However, with the help of Daisy, he begins to turn things around until a New Year's Eve party when the rollercoaster ride is finally turned upside down.

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From the celebrated author of the ferociously intelligent and intensely gripping (Phil Klay) Into the Sun comes a subversive, daring, and at times satirical novel exploring privilege, humanitarianism, white supremacy, and the absurdity of American exceptionalism.

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A rollicking tale about facing death with verve and style, richly told with great feeling and historical depth.

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This text contains eight stylistically distinct stories, connected by threads of African American and gay experience, as well as Caribbean American culture and history.

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Absurdity abounds when a curious teenage dweeb longing to be cool meets a charismatic Jesus-freak barefoot hippie in 1975 California

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Radical politics and the love-hate of best-friendship are the core of this novel by Greece's leading female writer.

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Everything s made to be broken in this wickedly funny story collection from Catalan s greatest contemporary writer.

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Translation of: On ne peut plus dormir tranquille quand on a une fois ouvert les yeux.

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The Miller familys move from Ohio to Montana was uneventful. But now, Sadies close-knit family is falling apart. And who is this fascinating Mark who helps to rescue a dying horse and shows up at the Amish hymn sing though he is English And what is the story behind the mysteriouswild horse

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In detailing the affair between a garden designer and his client's wife, this Japanese novel explores the roots of passion.

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Vivid, unforgettable stories of a young boy's aching hopefulness, tortured disillusionment, and the confusing struggle of growing up in 1960s.

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An anthology of transgressive sexy fiction on lesbian femmes. These stories are blunt and hard-hitting and they challenge traditional notions of how gender roles should play when it comes to getting off.

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Lillian Ginger Speck, high-school graduate, sits in her jail cell contemplating the steps and missteps that led her to murder soap opera star Brooke Harrison in cold blood. Lily had admired the young star for some time and her loss is palpable.

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Part of the Peter Owen World Series: Spain. A moving and thrilling account of the republican struggle after the Spanish Civil War. A significant novel in the history of Spanish literature, Wolf Moon was the first novel published in Spain to lay bare the atrocities and brutal oppression of the Franco regime.

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"Originally published in Spanish as Piel de Lobo in 2016 by Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial, S.A.U., Barcelona"--Title page verso.