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Road Out of Winter
Readers searching for a novel fueled by fierce intelligence and empathy will find here a celebration of humanity, and a warning against its loss.
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Nothing Is Wrong and Here Is Why: Essays
These writings will appeal to a broad range of readers and even stand up (pun intended) against the most well-fortified sensibilities. Men possessing low tolerance to alienation, however, are warned.
27 Essential Principles of Story: Master the Secrets of Great Storytelling, from Shakespeare to South Park
This new bible of lessons and practices for creators across media will likely appeal to readers curious about behind-the-scenes realities of those who bring to life today’s most popular and intelligent entertainment.
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Repo Virtual
White, known mostly for his “VoidWitch Saga,” here twists the volume up, both dramatizing and warning against unchecked AI. What lingers is an important observation: no culture can retain its power and sanity when there are no noncynical eyes to see it. Cyberpunk and general sf readers will enjoy and even learn from this one.
Consider This: Moments in My Writing Life After Which Everything Was Different
Palahniuk readers--and writers at any career level--likely will devour this vivid and instructive behind-the-scenes tour.
Will: A Memoir
Readers of William S. Burroughs and Beat literature, as well as experiential journals from Djuna Barnes, Paul Bowles, and Hunter S. Thompson will find here much to endure and enjoy.
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Essays One: Reading and Writing
Those familiar with Davis’s work, and even new readers, will find much to ponder—even love
A Mile and a Half of Lines: The Art of James Thurber
With 260 drawings, chapters covering “The Line of Matisse or a Doodling Child?,” “Signs of the Hard Times,” “The Thurber Dog and Other Creatures,” a chronology of solo and group exhibitions, and exhaustive back matter, this volume is worthy of readers’ holy shelf and invaluable to Thurberites everywhere.
White Flights: Race, Fiction, and the American Imagination
For readers fascinated by race and reparative writing, now and in American history, and the transformative potential of literature to change minds and emphasize our common humanity. [See Prepub Alert, 2/4/19.]
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