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by Marilyn Chin (Author)
Marilyn Chin's prose waxes and wanes between satire and metaphorical lyric, referencing classical Chinese tales and ghost stories that are at turns sensual, lurid, hilarious, shocking, and surreal.
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View full detailsReport copyright infringementby Clarence Ralph Fitz (Author)The book chronologically explains the bungling of the federal government as they attemp...
View full detailsReport copyright infringementby Lawrence Walter Hesse (Lars) (Author)The River of the Big Canoes is a powerful and sobering exploration of the ecol...
View full detailsReport copyright infringementby Samantha Power (Author)Winner of the Pulitzer Prize!An impassioned critique of America's repeated failure to stop g...
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