Search results (562 Listed volumes)

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  Katharina Hacker

  The Have-Nots

  2008, pp. 352, $ 14.95
  Region: Germany
  

  Winner of the 2006 German Book Prize for best novel.
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  Steve Erickson

  Zeroville

  2007, pp. 352, $ 14.95
  Region: United States
  

  “Erickson is as unique and vital and pure a voice as American fiction has produced.”—Jonathan Lethem
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  Michele Zackheim

  Broken Colors

  2007, pp. 288, $ 14.95
  Region: United States
  

  An accomplished woman’s journey toward the making of great art and the nature of love.
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  Edwin M. Yoder, Jr.

  Lions at Lamb House

  2007, pp. 240, $ 14.95
  Region: United States
  

  A charming novel of intellectual heresy from a Pulitzer Prize winner.
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  Jane Gardam

  The Queen of the Tambourine

  2007, pp. 256, $ 14.95
  Region: Britain
  

  “Excellently done... manic delusions have never been so persuasive... very moving when it is not being exceedingly funny.”—Anita Brookner
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  Alicia Giménez-Bartlett

  Prime Time Suspect

  2007, pp. , $ 14.95
  Region: Spain
  Book collection: World Noir
  

  Detectives Delicado and Garzòn are back, investigating the mysterious death of a showbiz journalist.
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  Peter Kocan

  Fresh Fields

  2007, pp. 304, $ 14.95
  Region: Australia
  Book collection: World Noir
  

  A challenging coming-of-age story about a solitary young man living on the margins of Australian society.
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  Massimo Carlotto

  The Fugitive

  2007, pp. , $ 14.95
  Region: Italy
  Book collection: World Noir
  

  One man on the run from a corrupt judicial system and a phony murder charge.
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  Gene Kerrigan

  The Midnight Choir

  2007, pp. , $ 14.95
  Region: Ireland
  Book collection: World Noir
  

  A powerful, beautifully composed novel of crimes and penalties in contemporary Ireland.
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  Alfred Hayes

  The Girl on the Via Flaminia

  2007, pp. 160, $ 14.95
  Region: United States
  

  "An enthralling narrative, and art of a high order."--Kirkus Reviews (starred)
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