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New in June: I Am Not Sidney Poitier and The Looking House
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By Robert Hill The story of 1960s American family that breaks all the rules, now available in paperback “Hill writes with velocity, rhythm, and wit, conveying a world of subtle emotions and social nuance in brilliantly syncopated inner monologues and staccato dialogue, creating a bravura and resounding performance….Hill has written a breakneck, wisecracking, tenderhearted, socially revealing portrait of an unusual early 1960s American marriage.”—Booklist |
By Joe Coomer Now available in paperback: The June 2005 Booksense Pick that The New Yorker calls "impossible to resist."
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By Paul Lisicky "This book shows all the vital signs of genius. In Famous Builder Paul Lisicky asks the tragic American question: who are you if you've recreated yourself? And he answers it: you are alone, vulnerable, and fully loaded." —Edmund White |
By Kim Stafford "A masterful memoir...Early Morning would be a rare and exceptional book in any season, any year. Coming as it does in a time of national crisis, it is needed in the same way victims of scurvy and pellagra need vitamins." —Bloomsbury Review |
By Ellen Bryant Voigt The newest addition to the Art of series, edited by Charles Baxter
“Since Randall Jarrell, poets have bemoaned the lack of a true
poet-critic, a sensibility at once commonsensical, laconic, and
appropriately imaginative. Now we have Ellen Bryant Voigt, who offers
Jarrell’s combination of wit and gravity—as well as his critical
urgency in choosing subjects of scrutiny.” —CAROL MUSKE-DUKES
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