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These seven stories and a novella comprise the debut volume of a young writer who looks at her generation with humor and with a clear eye for the foibles of her characters.
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Rogue PI Burke is hired by a beautiful woman to find a child abuser so she can kill him with her own hands.
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A postmodern, metafictional adaptation of the classic fairy tale. Barthelme's first novel emphasizes the psychological, the sexual, the absurd, and the grotesque in his attempt to build an appropriate fairy tale paradigm for our irrational everyday world.
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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, the man of letters to whom Emily Dickinson first entrusted her poems, was dumbfounded by them, and asked, What place ought to be assigned in literature to what is so remarkable, yet so elusive of criticism? His question was answered only after Dickinson's death: She is now considered one of America's greatest poets. Her terse, oblique, visionary poems have almost no relation to the conventions of the second half of the 19th century, when they were written. They play adventurously with meter and rhyme and are completely free of the saccharine sentiments popular at the time. Irreverent, frank, eccentric, and deeply personal, Dickinson's poetry remains fresh and unique, and is always scrupulously in search of truth. As Dickinson put it herself: Much Madness is divinest Sense--/To a discerning Eye...
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