Legend of a Suicide: Stories
David VannThese are heart-pounding, gut-wrenching, and achingly beautiful stories. Elemental and divine—don’t miss out! Highly recommended!
~Susan
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Here at the End of the World We Learn to Dance
Lloyd Jones
Two love stories and the intimate rhythms of the tango--back and forth from WWI to the present, this book dances on the page. Highly recommended!
~Frayda
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The Gospel of Anarcy
Justin Taylor
1999: The year of the Seattle WTO riots, Y2K hysteria, Woodstock’s violent non-comeback, and the setting of this fascinating and often very funny novel. Justin Taylor’s debut novel follows a ragtag group of anarchists (is there any other kind?) as they try to subvert the status quo in suburban Gainesville, FL. Along the way, the author explores the religiosity of political extremism and idealistic youth.
~Joel
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Last Night at the Lobster
Stewart O'Nan
Stuart O’Nan writes about real people with empathy and care. His writing is a gift---intelligent, funny, and very human. Highly recommended!
~Frayda
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Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail
Cheryl Strayed
Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail by Cheryl Strayed
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A long walk does wonders for body and soul. Well, Cheryl Strayed reached a point in her life at which a really long walk was what she needed. Honest and Well told, this is a great book to get lost in. A page-turner! SP
