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Publishers Weekly Cohen’s stinging comedy (after the collection Attention) explores Jewish identity and...More

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Library Journal In 1953, Chippewa Council member Thomas Wazhushk, night watchman at a factory near the Turtle...More

Library Journal In the late 1890s, Wilmington, NC, was a successful mixed-race community with a strong Africa...More

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Publishers Weekly In this doorstopper biography, Moser (Why This: A Biography of Clarice Lispector), for whom...More

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Publishers Weekly Stewart (Paul Robeson: Artist and Citizen) offers a detailed, definitive biography of Alain...More

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