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The Awakening

Literature & Fiction

KATE CHOPIN

Classics

Bard

The Stones of the Abbey

Fernand Pouillon

Dramas & Plays

Les Guerilleres

Wittig, Monique

Literary

Stated First Bard printing. UNREAD, very tight, square, unmarked copy. Tight spine, faint 2" crease toward spine bottom. Very clean wrappers. Tiny spots of minimal wear to wrapper edges, Pages are not brittle but edges have tanned with age. Page 115 has 1/4" crease at tip. SEE PHOTOS

Lucifer with a Book (Bard Book)

Burns, John Horne

âI am a deceased writer not in the sense of one who has written and is now deceased, but in the sense of one who had died and is now writing.â So begins the posthumous memoir of Braz Cubas, a wealthy nineteenth-century Brazilian. Though the grave has given Cubas the distance to examine his rather undistinguished life, it has not dampened his sense of humor. In the tradition of Laurence Sternâs Tristram Shamdy, Epitaph of a Small Winner is one of the wittiest self-portraits in literary history.

Epitaph of a Small Winner

De, Assis Machado

Grossman, William L.

Nabokov's Dozen

NABOKOV,Vladimir

When two twelve-year-old boys--Tom and Son Jesus--decide to embark on an adventure involving fishing, rafting, and exploring, they find a human bone, which leads to a murder investigation that causes the local townsfolk to question their convictions about fellowship, humankind, and justice in their community. Reprint.

The Runaway

Kay, Terry

United States

Left in her grandparents' care after her parents' whirlwind marriage and divorce, Isabel longs for the parents who abandoned her, until her unhappiness erupts into a perverse and dangerous rebellion. Reprint.

Thicker Than Water

HARRISON, KATHRYN

As Zabelle's family assembles for her funeral in present-day Massachusetts, it becomes clear that her children hardly knew her. But as this alternatively comic and heartbreaking novel unfolds--beginning with Zabelle's survival of the 1915 Armenian Genocide in Turkey and her subsequent emigration to America for an arranged marriage--an unforgettable character emerges.

Zabelle

Nancy Kricorian

Contemporary

The author recounts his hilarious experiences growing up as the son of a leader of the New Age movement of the 1970s, casting a sober eye on the hilarious beliefs and antics of his father and his hangers on. Reprint.

Paradise Fever: Growing Up in the Shadow of the New Age

Tompkins, Ptolemy

Biographies & Memoirs

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