10 Books to Read in October 2010
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By Koren Zailckas
336 pages; Viking
After getting sober, the author of Smashed discovers she has another debilitating problem—rage.

By Michael Cunningham
256 pages; Farrar, Straus and Giroux
A visit from his disturbingly attractive, drug-addicted brother-in-law throws a Manhattan art dealer into an existential crisis. Mayhem ensues.
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By Sena Jeter Naslund
352 pages; William Morrow
An anthropologist's discovery threatens traditional religious interpretations of the Genesis story in this heady novel by the author of Ahab's Wife.
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By Gish Jen
400 pages; Knopf
Cultures clash in this tale of small-town America and the inhabitants who think they can live both globally and locally.

By Kazuo Ishiguro
304 pages; Vintage
This quietly powerful novel of childhood memories captivated readers when it was published in 2005. Does the just-released movie adaptation live up to the book?
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