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The Best of the Best Books of 2009
… , the year’s best Halloween costumes , as well as a techie compilation of pop culture’s finest moments . Although there … Times, Publisher’s Weekly, or Saint Louis Post-Dispatch. 6 points: Wolf Hall, by Hilary Mantel 4 points: A Gate at the … Trevor The Museum of Innocence, by Orhan Pamuk 1 point: 2666, by Roberto Bolaño Amigoland, by Oscar Casares The …
Pacific Theater
… racquetball,” my sister explains. “Some chiropractor recommended it.” I ease down gingerly on the mattress. “Dad on … to him.” Sing has fixed a darker tea for herself. She studies the guide for something that might interest my father. … keep from slipping in my father’s unlaced combat boots. 249-261 By James Gordon Bennett …
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Two Landscapes
… burning in your throat like whiskey. I’m talking about false starts, rankling feuds, and the insatiable     need for …
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Scenes From a Documentary History of Mississippi
Scenes From a Documentary History of Mississippi   1. King Cotton, 1907 From every corner of the photograph, flags wave down the main street in Vicksburg. Stacked to form an arch, the great bales of cotton rise up from the ground like a giant swell, a …
Recollections of a Nomad
… somewhat more varied than that most people have. You will come to understand that all people desire freedom, though … inclined to. Some people will risk their lives for, even die, for an idea of freedom. A few people even strive for … way of speaking, though he was passionate when making his points. He told me how he had left his teaching job in New …
The Invisible Country
… Group could not see or talk to one another they learned to communicate by knocking on the stone walls of their cells. … twang, evidence of the number of Somalis who have lived, studied, and worked abroad. From the roof of the hotel, I … rule, British Somaliland gained its independence on June 26, 1960—followed by Italian Somaliland five days later. In …
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