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|  | The Novellas of John O'Hara by John O'Hara Three novellas and several stories. A FAMILY PARTY, one of O`Hara`s most celebrated novellas, takes the form of an extended speech given at a large family occasion. AUTHOR: John O'Hara PUBLISHER: Random House, Incorporated FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Fiction 
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 | Three Victorian Poets by Alfred Lord Tennyson, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Jane Ogborn, Robert Browning Part of the Cambridge Literature series, THREE VICTORIAN POETS presents works by Alfred Lord Tennyson, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Robert Browning. The series draws on various aspects of current literary theory, emphasizing the critical and dynamic relationship between reader and text. AUTHOR: Alfred Lord Tennyson, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Jane Ogborn, Robert Browning PUBLISHER: Cambridge University Press FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Fiction 
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 | The Poems 1941-1950 by Arnold Rampersad, Langston Hughes This second volume of the COLLECTED WORKS OF LANGSTON HUGHES presents the poems he wrote during and after World War II, when the political emphasis of his work expanded to encompass the implications of the war. Four volumes of his poetry are included: SHAKESPEARE IN HARLEM (1942), JIM CROW'S LAST STAND (1943), FIELDS OF WONDER (1947), and ONE-WAY TICKET (1949). AUTHOR: Arnold Rampersad, Langston Hughes PUBLISHER: University of Missouri Press FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Fiction 
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 | Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo, Ron Kovic One of the most famous antiwar novels ever written was first published in 1939, only two days after World War II began. It depicts the interior monologue of Joe Bonham, a World War I infantryman, as he lies helpless in a hospital after his arms and legs have been amputated and with injuries to his face that leave him unable to communicate. He recalls his earlier life and attempts to overcome the tremendous obstacles that now stand between him and the rest of humanity. AUTHOR: Dalton Trumbo, Ron Kovic PUBLISHER: Kensington Publishing Corporation FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Fiction 
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 | This Way to Heaven Description not available.Robert Jackson, an American soldier who joined the military to earn tuition for college and hopes to settle down with his college sweetheart and start a family, gets an all-too-close look at the horrors of war as he struggles to make his way out of Bosnia. A first novel. 20,000 first pirnting. CATEGORY: Fiction 
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 | With the Lightnings by David Drake While on a diplomatic mission to a semi-neutral planet in a galactic war, a young lieutenant accidently insults an aristocrat, thus causing an increase in hostilities. As the various sides in the conflict rush additional troops to the fray and a secret agent tries to raise the stakes, the officer desperately tries to contain the situation. AUTHOR: David Drake PUBLISHER: Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Fiction 
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