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The Secret Society of Demolition Writers Marc Parent, Ed June 2005 Random House The Secret Society is a group of best-selling, critically acclaimed authors writing anonymously. An anthology gimmick for sure, intriguing nonetheless. International Readers: This book @ Amazon.co.uk |
A Day, A Night, Another Day, Summer: Stories Christine Schutt June 2005 Triquarterly Christine Schutt is the author of the novel Florida, a finalist for the 2004 National Book Award for Fiction, and Nightwork, a collection of short stories released in 2000. The title of her second collection strikes the theme of swiftly passing time that runs through each of the stories. International Readers: This book @ Amazon.co.uk |
People I Wanted to Be Gina Ochsner May 2005 Houghton Mifflin/Mariner Ochsner's first book , The Necessary Grace to Fall, debuted in 2002 and was the winner of several awards, including the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction. The new collection, with a flair of folklore, is a successful follow-up examining love and loss from Russia to Oregon. International Readers: This book @ Amazon.co.uk |
Follies: New Stories Ann Beattie April 2005 Scribner Follies is the eighth book of stories from Beattie, winner of four O. Henry prizes. The latest, a novella and nine stories explores the struggles of adult children and their aging parents International Readers: This book @ Amazon.co.uk |
A Perfect Stranger Roxana Robinson April 2005 Random House This third short story collection from Robinson, her first in nine years, is a cross-generational look at familial relationships and accompanying secrets, grief, friendship, and love. International Readers: This book @ Amazon.co.uk |
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