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A Floating Life will delight lovers of Kafka, Murakami, and the magic realism of Gabriel GarcIa MArquez.

America in 1953 seems hell-bent on squandering the flood tide of international goodwill earned in WWII.

What sort of woman has a taste for middle-aged, married men' Ellie, twenty years old and living in Paris, leads a light and carefree life until she meets "Mister"-a married surgeon a

Kate Skylar is an ordinary seventeen-year-old with an extraordinary destiny. A virgin, Kate suddenly finds herself pregnant with what she believes is the Son of God.

With the overwhelming number of frozen dinners and processed foods that line our grocery store aisles, it's easy to see how we've forgotten what "real food" tastes like.

In the wake of the Tour de France's fallen heroes, the story of one of history's most legendary cyclists provides a much-needed antidote.

Grammar has finally let its hair down!

"Dutton's fiction debut is a stellar, thought-provoking novel about life, death, California, music, and more... .

From the jungles of Indonesia to the very heart of New York City comes a plague that kills 100 percent of its victims.

There are new residents in the Long Island Sound ... and they have a taste for flesh. The first time the creatures tasted human blood, their savagery went undetected.

Williams Burroughs meets Philip K. Dick in this dystopian drug-fueled novel set in the not-so-distant future. Synth is a drug able to induce hallucinations indistinguishable from reality.

Life guidance from a famed Renaissance man.

George Santayana's renowned work of moral philosophy outlines his vision of the ideal life.Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

The author of Rights of Man and Common Sense argues for belief in God without religion.My own mind is my own church.

The Founding Father's most influential work: an impassioned defense of democracy and revolution in the name of human rights.Whatever is my right as a man is also the right of another; and it b