Speedboat

There is a vibrant quality running through the narrator's life that I would equate to a good noir detective novel that keeps the page-turning pace up, with the occasional weirdo wandering into the story (more than a few times)
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There is a vibrant quality running through the narrator's life that I would equate to a good noir detective novel that keeps the page-turning pace up, with the occasional weirdo wandering into the story (more than a few times)
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Fiennes' production in which the poem is the script, performed in a theatre with subtle changes of light, and accompanied by film interludes of the locations associated with the poem's four sections.
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UFO nutjobs find themselves in an extremely well-written novel.
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Christopher Hitchens reflects on his upbringing, the influences that shaped him, and the philosophical foundations of his worldview.
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Quicksand is a silkily nuanced novel of erotic gamesmanship and obsession.
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A novella that is the confession of Pozdnyshev, a man who recounts the tragic unraveling of his life and marriage. Very Russian fare.
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Essays on the intricacies of literature, focusing on the importance of originality,
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A tale of an unusual 18th century mutiny.
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Narrated by fellow mouse, who reflects on Josephine's (a mouse) significance
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A young man falls for a dancer and in promoting her falls into debt, and
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Short tales by R.K. Narayan taking place in the fictional town of Malgudi.
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The contemporary art world comes face to face with one Michel Houellebecq.
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The trivial moments in life often hold greater meaning than grand events? Find out here.
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Why not write the big story of the past by telling the little ones?
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A brief description of your post
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A tale that revolves around a wealthy financier, Benjamin Rask, and his enigmatic wife, Helen.
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Ray Midge, a bean counter in Arkansas, is our leading man and narrator. One day, his wife leaves him for Guy Dupree, but what's worse is that she takes his car.
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Multi-levels of meaning and potential interpretation exist in this, one of
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Hard sci-fi from the author of The Martian.
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August book club selection
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Essay collection by the author of Killers of the Flower Moon.
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A new and compelling discovery for me. The work is difficult to summarize or put into a genre, oddly.
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A brief but oddly engaging novel narrated by a grammar school student.
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My favorite collection of Saunders' short stories until Tenth of December
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Plenty of philosophical themes in this patient - psychologist dialogue
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Really well done multiple personality disorder character. Also a side mystery
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Two light-skinned Black women from the same neighborhood follow very different trajectories in life and one day reconnect.
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Retirees spend Thursdays solving old mysteries for enjoyment.
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Essays out of central Europe during the First Cold War by one of Poland's leading intellectuals.
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The book that influenced Orwell, Huxley and Rand.
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