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Blake's Prophetic Psychology by Brenda Webster More about this book »	Book, a Novel by Robert Grudin Adam Snell, English Professor at the University of Washagon, has disappeared, and somebody is trying to destroy the extant copies of his book. More about this book »
The Best American Short Stories 1994 (Edited) by Tobias Wolff Editors Tobias Wolff and Katrina Kenison selected twenty-one stories for this volume of the well-known series. More about this book »	Best New American Voices 2000 (Edited) by Tobias Wolff Culled from over one hundred prestigious writing programs around the United States and Canada, Best New American Voices 2000 offers a remarkable panoply of writing... More about this book »
American Vulgar by Robert Grudin Defining vulgarity as any action that is at once ignorant, popular and harmful, American Vulgar runs the gamut of American culture from Fast Foods to NPR, exploring... More about this book »	The Most Amazing Thing by Robert Grudin A blockbuster adventure tale in the tradition of Rabelais, Cervantes and Swift. More about this book »
Back in America by Barry Gifford Barry Gifford’s spare eloquence considers such diverse topics as his friend Allen Ginsberg’s death, the art of Vermeer, a cowboy wino, and September 11th in this... More about this book »	Harmless Medicine by Justin Chin Marked by maturity and poetic vision, Harmless Medicine is fiercely devoted to the margins of queer life in the generation after the first wave of the AIDS epidemic... More about this book »
Origin by Diana Abu-Jaber This literary thriller concerns Lena Dawson, a fingerprint analyst who is trying to get to the bottom of a series of mysterious infant deaths. Along the way, Lena... More about this book »	Why Are We in Vietnam? by Norman Mailer When Why Are We in Vietnam? was published in 1967, almost twenty years after The Naked and the Dead, the critical response was ecstatic. The novel fully confirmed... More about this book »

Exemplar by Roy Steves Sebastian finds himself a part of a clandestine technological experiment, but manages to escape. Will he and his new friends escape the wrath of his mysterious... More about this book »	The Boy Who Loved Batman: A Memoir by Michael Uslan Is any superhero cooler than Batman? He's a crime-fighting vigilante with a tragic past, a lawless attitude, and a seemingly endless supply of high-tech gadgetry... More about this book »
Billy Wilder, Movie Maker: Critical Essay on the Films by Sunny Singh Billy Wilder's work remains a masterful combination of incisive social commentary, skilled writing and directing, and unashamed entertainment value. One of... More about this book »	Batman: Detective No. 27 by Michael Uslan From Booklist Gr. 7-up. About the only thing left to do with the story of Batman's origins seems to be to set it to music, Beverly Hillbillies style ("Lemme tell ya... More about this book »
Dick Clark's First Twenty-Five Years of Rock and Roll by Michael Uslan Profiles the careers of top rock groups and performers from 1955 to 1980. More about this book »	T.H.U.N.D.E.R Agents Archives Vol. 2 by Michael Uslan This volume features the continuing struggle of T.H.U.N.D.E.R. vs. the Warlords; Noman facing Demo's caveman-like minions; Dynamo battling an android double;... More about this book »
The Vampire's Angel by Damian Serbu Set during the French Revolution, The Vampire’s Angel traces the lives of three characters: a Parisian priest (Xavier), his noble sister (Catherine), and a... More about this book »	Lady of the Light by Donna Gillespie Lady of the Light is a continuation of the saga begun in The Light Bearer. Seven years have passed. Auriane's life has been an idyll by a river; she he lives in... More about this book »
One Shot Too Many by Maggie Bishop Yesterday's regret; today's deadly fix. Impulsive acts during emotional upheavels from the past return to haunt, ending in the death of a photo-... More about this book »	One Shot Too Many by Maggie Bishop Yesterday's regret; today's deadly fix. Impulsive acts during emotional upheavels from the past return to haunt, ending in the death of a photo-... More about this book »