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|  | The New World by Russell Banks Early (1978) short stories by Russell Banks. AUTHOR: Russell Banks PUBLISHER: University of Illinois Press FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | The Other Side of Mulholland by Stephen Randall In this satire of L.A. of the early 2000s, Perry and Tim Newman, twin brothers, struggle with their problems, which include women, deals, blind ambition, and the inevitable cutthroat competition. AUTHOR: Stephen Randall PUBLISHER: St. Martin's Press, LLC FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: General 
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 | In Search of Kings by Debolfo Reconstruction of the lives of 105 Italian immigrants who came to Australia in 1927 aboard the steamship `Re d`Italia`. Researched over eight years, stories include survivors of the First World War who, fleeing fascism in their homeland, emigrated to Australia only to face the Great Depression and internment as well as barriers of language and culture. Includes photos, notes and passenger lists. Author is a Melbourne journalist. AUTHOR: Debolfo PUBLISHER: HarperCollins Publishers FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | Danger at the Fair by Peg Kehret Sister and brother Ellen and Corey, first seen in Terror at the Zoo and Horror at the Haunted House , return in this suspense thriller that takes place at a county fair. When Ellen visits the fortune teller she is given a strange warning that leads her to believe that Corey is in danger. Will the premonition prove to be true? AUTHOR: Peg Kehret PUBLISHER: Penguin Putnam Books for Young Readers FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | Letters to Penthouse VIII by Penthouse Editors The pages of Penthouse magazine's Forum section contain the uninhibited experiences of countless Americans engaged in erotic pleasure. In this latest volume, Penthouse's editors have selected the most stimulating and sensual letters for everyone's uncensored enjoyment. It's time to find out what's been going on behind closed doors--and remember, every word is true. AUTHOR: Penthouse Editors PUBLISHER: Warner Books, Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | The Hunger Bone by Debra Marquart Once a singer in heavy metal bands in the 1970s, Marquart, in his short stories, explores the day jobs and daily travails of aging rockers and their families. AUTHOR: Debra Marquart PUBLISHER: New Rivers Press FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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