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|  | A Writer's Diary, 1873-1876 by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
This collection of Dostoevsky's writings on the art and craft of writing is full of his innovative ideas about fiction and its uses. Begun as a monthly miscellany, the journal was published in 1876-77, and served as a place where he could try out his ideas for THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV. He also commented on politics, literary events, fiction in general, and other matters. AUTHOR: Fyodor Dostoyevsky
PUBLISHER: Northwestern University Press
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Fiction 
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 | Sea Wolf by Brian Emerson, Marilyn Kay, Stan Winiarski
An epic of action filled excitement. Rescued from drowning, a pampered gentleman awakens in a special kind of hell. He's aboard the Ghost, a sailing schooner outbound for months of hunting. Wolf Larson, the devilish captain, a fiendish crew, the cruel sea and an unlikely love make this tale immortal AUTHOR: Brian Emerson, Marilyn Kay, Stan Winiarski
PUBLISHER: Audio Partners Publishing Corporation
FORMAT: Audio
CATEGORY: Fiction
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 | Girl Net by Philip B. Corbett, Sarra Manning
This guide to the net shows how to keep up with gossip, find fab free stuff, play games, shop, and chat safely online! It explores how the net works, the dos and don'ts of cyber chatting (and how to handle tricky cyber-situations), e-mail etiquette, cyber shortcuts, and emoticons. It even explains how to set up a website and write a net-soap! Plus: the lowdown on the best sites, games, and gossip available on the world wide web. AUTHOR: Philip B. Corbett, Sarra Manning
PUBLISHER: Scholastic, Incorporated
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Fiction
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 | Prague by Arthur Phillips
A group of expatriates living in Budapest in 1990 would rather be in Prague, which seems to them to be the quintessential Eastern European city. Obsessed with a game called Sincerity, which both encourages and exposes lying, five characters interact with each other and with the city they're living in, providing a sharply observed picture of young expatriate life. AUTHOR: Arthur Phillips
PUBLISHER: Random House, Incorporated
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: Fiction
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 | Wise Blood by Flannery O'Connor
World War II veteran Hazel Motes meets up with a street preacher named Asa Hawks and his daughter, Lily. Revelling in his own unbelief, Hazel creates his own rival church, the Church of Christ Without Christ, and travels the South preaching his anti-gospel. Eventually, after various instances of self-mutilation and torture, including blindness and a beating by the police, he destroys himself in atonement for some obscure sin. O'Connor's strange and powerful novel is a masterly creation of a ludicrous but tragic figure, and a stunning evocation of the postwar South. AUTHOR: Flannery O'Connor
PUBLISHER: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, LLC
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Fiction
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 | Wedekind's Spring Awakening by Frank Wedekind, Ted Hughes
An adaptation of the notorious 1891 play. AUTHOR: Frank Wedekind, Ted Hughes
PUBLISHER: Faber & Faber, Incorporated
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Fiction
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