Search results (565 Listed volumes)

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  Alexandre Vidal Porto

  Sergio Y.

  2016, pp. 160, $ 16.00
  Region: Brazil
  

  A startling and inspirational work of transgender fiction by a leading figure in Brazil's "New Urban" fiction movement.
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  Rebecca Wait

  Our Fathers

  2020, pp. 240, $ 17.00
  Region: Britain
  

  Brave and urgent, Our Fathers shows how deeply family can wound and how it can offer our greatest solace.
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  Rebecca Wait

  The Followers

  2017, pp. 304, $ 17.00
  Region: Britain
  

  The Followers is a compassionate and suspenseful story of the dissolution of a family.
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  Fay Weldon

  Kehua!

  2013, pp. 256, $ 17.00
  Region: Britain
  

  Kehua! is a warmly exuberant story of Maori spirits (imported from New Zealand, the author’s place of birth), female fugitives, and the writing of a novel (maybe this very novel)
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  Fay Weldon

  Chalcot Crescent

  2010, pp. 240, $ 15.00
  Region: Britain
  

  “This is Weldon back to her best - an apocalypse-very-soon-from-now delivered with her trademark warm-hearted cynicism and bone-dry wit.”—The Daily Mail
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  Anne Wiazemsky

  My Berlin Child

  2011, pp. 208, $ 15.00
  Region: France
  

  In elegant prose, Wiazemsky succeeds in portraying how love and hope can surface amidst the ravages of war and the ruins of an entire civilization.
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  Ian Williams

  Disorientation

  2021, pp. 224, $ 19.95
  Region: Canada
  

  Bestselling Scotiabank Giller Award-winning writer Ian Williams brings a fresh point of view and new insights to the urgent conversation on race and racism in these illuminating essays born from his own experience as a Black man in the world.
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  Ian Williams

  Reproduction

  2020, pp. 464, $ 18.00
  Region: Canada
  

  Winner of the 2019 Scotiabank Giller Prize and CBC's Best Novel of the Year, Reproduction is an energetically told, funny, and moving book about how strangers become family.
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  Robert Wilson

  Stealing People

  2016, pp. 384, $ 19.00
  Region: Britain
  Book collection: World Noir
  

  In the latest entry in Robert Wilson’s acclaimed Charlie Boxer series, a convincing web of international intrigue unravels in a world where heroism may breed vice and virtue is an accidental byproduct of crime.
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  Robert Wilson

  You Will Never Find Me

  2015, pp. 304, $ 18.00
  Region: Britain
  Book collection: World Noir
  

  Amy Boxer has vanished from London, taunting her parents with the last line of her note: “you will never find me.” Because they don’t want to get the news that every parent dreads, Charles Boxer and Mercy Danquah accept her challenge. Boxer pursues a lead that takes him to one of the most violent...
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