May 2007

Teenage by Jon Savage

Savage, acclaimed historian of the English punk movement ("England's Dreaming"), traces the roots of the teenager as an icon. Delving into film, music, literature, diaries, fashion, and art, Savage documents youth culture's development as a commodity and an industry from the turn of the last century through 1945. [History]

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Teenage by Jon Savage

Savage, acclaimed historian of the English punk movement ("England's Dreaming"), traces the roots of the teenager as an icon. Delving into film, music, literature, diaries, fashion, and art, Savage documents youth culture's development as a commodity and an industry from the turn of the last century through 1945. [History]

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Einstein by Walter Isaacson

Isaacson, author of acclaimed biography "Benjamin Franklin," brings us the first full biography of Albert Einstein since all of his personal letters and papers have become available. [Biographies & Memoirs, History]

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Einstein by Walter Isaacson

Isaacson, author of acclaimed biography "Benjamin Franklin," brings us the first full biography of Albert Einstein since all of his personal letters and papers have become available. [Biographies & Memoirs, History]

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The Pesthouse by Jim Crace

Whitbread-winner Crace ("Quarantine") imagines a future post-apocalyptic America in which society has collapsed and its inhabitants scratch out a meager living by any primitive means necessary. The only reasonable hope for survival is a difficult trip east through the environmentally devastated land and passage by ship to Europe. []

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The Pesthouse by Jim Crace

Whitbread-winner Crace ("Quarantine") imagines a future post-apocalyptic America in which society has collapsed and its inhabitants scratch out a meager living by any primitive means necessary. The only reasonable hope for survival is a difficult trip east through the environmentally devastated land and passage by ship to Europe. []

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Edith Wharton by Hermione Lee

Hermione Lee, the author of "Virginia Woolf", brings us the biography of Edith Warton by interweaving the classic American fiction writer's life with the evolution of her writing. [Biographies & Memoirs]

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Edith Wharton by Hermione Lee

Hermione Lee, the author of "Virginia Woolf", brings us the biography of Edith Warton by interweaving the classic American fiction writer's life with the evolution of her writing. [Biographies & Memoirs]

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The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon

What if, as President Roosevelt proposed in 1939, a temporary settlement had been established in Alaska for Jews after World War II? Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Chabon explores this premise as the context for a noir murder mystery focusing on washed up Detective Meyer Landsman and his attempt to unravel the killing of a local heroin-addicted chess fanatic. [Mystery & Thrillers]

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The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon

What if, as President Roosevelt proposed in 1939, a temporary settlement had been established in Alaska for Jews after World War II? Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Chabon explores this premise as the context for a noir murder mystery focusing on washed up Detective Meyer Landsman and his attempt to unravel the killing of a local heroin-addicted chess fanatic. [Mystery & Thrillers]

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Alexis de Tocqueville by Hugh Brogan

Brogan illuminates the life of Alexis de Toqueville, the French writer whose exploration of liberty and democracy in "Democracy in America" remains the premiere analysis of the early American political system and its guiding political philosophies. [Biographies & Memoirs, History]

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Alexis de Tocqueville by Hugh Brogan

Brogan illuminates the life of Alexis de Toqueville, the French writer whose exploration of liberty and democracy in "Democracy in America" remains the premiere analysis of the early American political system and its guiding political philosophies. [Biographies & Memoirs, History]

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A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah

Ishmael Beah tells the story of how, as a boy, he fled attacking rebels in his violent homeland of Sierra Leone, and by the age of thirteen, he'd been picked up by the government army and became a child soldier, capable of terrible acts. [Biographies & Memoirs]

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A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah

Ishmael Beah tells the story of how, as a boy, he fled attacking rebels in his violent homeland of Sierra Leone, and by the age of thirteen, he'd been picked up by the government army and became a child soldier, capable of terrible acts. [Biographies & Memoirs]

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The Children of Hurin by J.R.R. Tolkien

This prequel to the "Lord Of The Rings" trilogy was abandoned by the author before his death, with the materials eventually culled together into a novel by his son Christopher Tolkien after a 30-year effort. Parts of this story were originally published as the notoriously difficult read "The Silmarillion." [Science Fiction & Fantasy]

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The Children of Hurin by J.R.R. Tolkien

This prequel to the "Lord Of The Rings" trilogy was abandoned by the author before his death, with the materials eventually culled together into a novel by his son Christopher Tolkien after a 30-year effort. Parts of this story were originally published as the notoriously difficult read "The Silmarillion." [Science Fiction & Fantasy]

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