Doctorow, E.L.
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Highly recommended. ["Required reading for anyone who cares about American literature": LJ 10/15/16 starred review of the Random hc.]
Doctorow: Collected Stories
Highly recommended. ["Required reading for anyone who cares about American literature": LJ 10/15/16 starred review of the Random hc.]
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Ragtime
The fascinating, ironic, and fanciful strands that Doctorow pulls from history and imagination are both humorous and horrific. Hearing the story in the author's own voice is the best way to read this book. Highly recommended.
PREMIUM
Required reading for anyone who cares about American literature.
Doctorow: Collected Stories
Required reading for anyone who cares about American literature.
PREMIUM
Andrew's Brain
This will appeal to listeners who appreciate a cerebral listen, masterfully constructed by one of the great American authors. ["Doctorow deftly captures the complex but beautiful vagaries of life in clean, simple language," read the starred review of the Random hc, LJ 10/15/13.]
PREMIUM
Through this dialectic narrative, Doctorow connects to the common theme seen throughout his work: one's history is often a battle between memory and self-struggle to maintain an image of morality and adequacy. Doctorow deftly captures the complex but beautiful vagaries of life in clean, simple language. [See Prepub Alert, 6/24/13.]
Andrew's Brain
Through this dialectic narrative, Doctorow connects to the common theme seen throughout his work: one's history is often a battle between memory and self-struggle to maintain an image of morality and adequacy. Doctorow deftly captures the complex but beautiful vagaries of life in clean, simple language. [See Prepub Alert, 6/24/13.]
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All the Time in the World
A wonderful compendium, even for those who have read Doctorow exhaustively, because the organization is so illuminating. [See Prepub Alert, LJ 10/1/10.]
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