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Auden flees the small town of Capreol for Toronto, bewildered, HIV positive, and in search of an entirely new personality. He falls in love with orgy maestro Wrik, mainly because the old Auden would never even have talked to him. And through Wrik, he meets Steve Reinke, his new best friend.

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A neglected teenage girl connects with an older sectarian woman who reveals a secret that precipitates a devastating series of events.

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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde brings to live a science-fiction case study of the nature of good and evil, and the duality which can exist within one person. This collection also includes some of Stevenson's grimmest short fiction.

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Culture-shocked Western doctors, nurses alienated from their villages, undersupplied hospitals, a 10% AIDS rate: how does African medical practice endure

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A young lawyer defends the indefensible: a lying, power obsessed adulterer and ruthless industrialist accused of wrongfully dismissing his mistress.

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This poignant novel depicts a Japanese woman and her American son buffeted by the traumatic events surrounding World War II.

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A riveting coming-of-age story that follows a young woman who squats abandoned buildings with comrades in 1990s New York City.

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A reissue of a 1965 novel, a remarkable narrative of childhood and youth, spiraling out of Dante's Inferno.

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Filled with violent, captivating stories about life in Rio, this is Fonseca's first collection to appear in English.

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Filled with violent, captivating stories about life in Rio, this is Fonseca's first collection to appear in English.

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June 1940.

As German troops pour across France, the veteran soldier and adventurer Richard Hannay is called back into service. In Paris an individual code named 'Roland' has disappeared and is assumed to be in the hands of Nazi agents. Only he knows the secret of the Thirty-One Kings, a secret upon which the whole future of Europe depends.

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Profound portraits of the traumas of war, the ravages of homophobia, and the triumph of desire.

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Sammar is a young Sudanese widow, working as an Arabic translator at a British university. Estranged from her son, she drifts, grieving and isolated. Life takes a positive turn when she finds herself falling in love with Rae, a Scottish academic. To Sammar, he seems to come from another world and another culture, yet they are drawn to each other.

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An allegorical novel, with an 18th-century maritime setting, about the human condition and man's limitations. Somewhere in the Caribbean Sea a French ship lies stranded without a breeze, its crew wracked by starvation and disease, its wood rotting and its masts limp.

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Like Gaddis locked in a Montreal walk-up. Five squalid ex-pats, existentially wounded by Bush-era villainy, find themselves neighbors to Evil.

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Recent Yale grad Alice wants to be close to her boyfriend in Paris, with enough space to sow a few oats. So off to Rome she goes. Her other goals To make art and find a muse. Instead, she finds herself a muse to various men. Will Alice ever find her way

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A new collection of short stories by the acclaimed author of Alphabet, named to Kirkus Reviews' Best Books of 2014.

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Winner of the Prix Goncourt, France's mosdt prestigious literary award.The destruction of a young teacher's life at the hands of his tyrannical father.