"Get Away From Me"
Jim Shepard's brother was an enigma, a challenge, an occasional terror. How do you come to terms with someone like that? With tenderness, clarity, and a little help from a distant volcano.
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South African Literature
Bookshelf of other South African classics assembled by South African literary expert Colin Gardner
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Natalie Angier's Bookshelf
The Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times science writer recommends the exotic novels and mind-boggling nonfiction that shaped her destiny.
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Zoë Heller's Bookshelf
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Life Sentences: Writing Behind Bars
In prison, they are robbers and murderers. On paper, they are women not so different from the rest of us. Novelist Wally Lamb explains how writing their life stories sets them free, and how anyone who's built a prison around herself can do the same.
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Women of Solitude
Article by expert Lorraine Roses about the role of the women characters of 'One Hundred Years of Solitude.'
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From the May 2009 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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