Library of America publishes three Paul Bowles novels.
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Book Review: Sunset Park by Paul Auster
Identity, home, family, and existential issues confront four twenty somethings squatting in an abandoned home in a Brooklyn neighborhood.
Read More »Book Review: Zan-Gah: A Prehistoric Adventure by Allan Richard Shickman
Prehistoric danger and adventure for the young adult reader, but also a fun story for anyone interested in a story of bravery and courage.
Read More »Book Review: My Mother She Killed Me; My Father He Ate Me, Edited by Kate Bernheimer
There are still rewards beyond our wildest imagining awaiting us out in the world — we only have to open our eyes to see them.
Read More »Book Review: Djibouti by Elmore Leonard
Pirates and terrorists on the coast of Africa
Read More »An Interview With Scott Spencer, Author of Man In the Woods
"I was interested in exploring the idea contained so evocatively in the line from the Johnny Cash song that opens the book: 'The beast in me is caged by frail and fragile bars.'”
Read More »Book Review: Restored Hope by Brenda Youngerman
Restored Hope heals with the touch of love and hope.
Read More »Book Review: No Greater Sacrifice by John C. Stipa
Solving a 100-year-old murder mystery
Read More »Book Review: Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel
Booker Prize novel takes a new look at Thomas Cromwell.
Read More »Book Review: The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein
A ruminative canine reflects on his life, the life of his family and the metaphysics of auto racing.
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