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New in June: I Am Not Sidney Poitier and The Looking House
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By Percival Everett The winner of the 2006 PEN USA fiction award, now available in paperback “An unsettling look at intolerance and its logical end in violence.” —New York Times Book Review |
By Albert Goldbarth New poems from the only poet to have twice won the National Book Critics Circle Award “Goldbarth marries emotions, thoughts, and events we never thought to see in proximity to one another; through his genius we rediscover the world's history and our own. No one else now is writing what Albert Goldbarth gives us because no one else can.” —FREDERICK BUSCH |
By John Burnside “A fiercely lyrical portrait of a father and son’s deeply scarred history. . .A Lie About My Father achieves an aching grace through his deeply reflective honesty about the huge untruths that bound him to his rage-prone working-class Scottish dad.” —Elle |
By Albert Goldbarth Albert Goldbarth's career-spanning signature style showcased in a new volume, his first retrospective in 14 years. |
By William Kittredge "With their perfect sentences about the weather and the land and the terse, necessary people who live on it, these may be some of the best stories about such matters you've ever read." —Alan Cheuse, National Public Radio's "All Things Considered" |