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In celebration of the 40th anniversary of its original publication, here is the only paperback edition now available of the classic story of the life and loves of a poet/physician during the turmoil of the Russian Revolution.

Part One
 
The Five O'Clock Express
 
1
 
They walked and walked and sang "Memory Eternal," and when they stopped, it seemed that the song went on being repeated by their feet, the horses, the gusts of wind.
 
Passers-by made way for the cortège, counted the wreaths, crossed themselves.  The curious joined the procession, asked:  "Who's being buried?"  "Zhivago," came the answer.  "So that's it.  Now I see."  "Not him.  Her."  "It's all the same.  God rest her soul.  A rich funeral."
 
The last minutes flashed by, numbered, irrevocable.  "The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof; the world, and those that dwell therein."  The priest, tracing a cross, threw a handful of earth onto Marya Nikolaevna.  They sang "With the souls of the righteous."  A terrible bustle began.  The coffin was closed, nailed shut, lowered in.  A rain of clods drummed down as four shovels hastily filled the grave.  Over it a small mound rose.  A ten-year-old boy climbed onto it. 
 
Only in the state of torpor and insensibility that usually comes at the end of a big funeral could it have seemed that the boy wanted to speak over his mother's grave.
 
He raised his head and looked around from that height at the autumn wastes and the domes of the monastery with an absent gaze.  His snub-nosed face became distorted.  His neck stretched out.  If a wolf cub had raised his head with such a movement, it would have been clear that he was about to howl.  Covering his face with his hands, the boy burst into sobs.  A cloud flying towards him began to lash his hands and face with the wet whips of a cold downpour.  A man in black, with narrow, tight-fitting, gathered sleeves, approached the grave.  This was the deceased woman's brother and the weeping boy's uncle, Nikolai Nikolaevich Vedenyapin, a priest defrocked at his own request.  He went up to the boy and led him out of the cemetery.
 
2
 
They spent the night in one of the monastery guest rooms, allotted to the uncle as an old acquaintance.  It was the eve of the Protection.  The next day he and his uncle were to go far to the south, to one of the provincial capitals on the Volga, where Father Nikolai worked for a publisher who brought out a local progressive newspaper.  The train tickets had been bought, the luggage was tied up and standing in the cell.  From the nearby station the wind carried the plaintive whistling of engines maneuvering in the distance.
 
Towards evening it turned very cold.  The two ground-floor windows gave onto the corner of an unsightly kitchen garden surrounded by yellow acacia bushes, onto the frozen puddles of the road going past, and onto the end of the cemetery where Marya Nikolaevna had been buried that afternoon.  The kitchen garden was empty, except for a few moiré patches of cabbage, blue from the cold.  When the wind gusted, the leafless acacia bushes thrashed about as if possessed and flattened themselves to the road.
 
During the night Yura was awakened by a tapping at the window.  The dark cell was supernaturally lit up by a fluttering white light.  In just his nightshirt, Yura ran to the window and pressed his face to the cold glass.
 
Beyond the window there was no road, no cemetery, no kitchen garden.  A blizzard was raging outside, the air was smoky with snow.  One might have thought the storm noticed Yura and, knowing how frightening it was, reveled in the impression it made on him.  It whistled and howled and tried in every way possible to attract Yura's attention.  From the sky endless skeins of white cloth, turn after turn, fell on the earth, covering it in a winding sheet.   The blizzard was alone in the world, nothing rivalled it. 
 
Yura's first impulse, when he got down from the windowsill, was to get dressed and run outside to start doing something.  He was afraid now that the monastery cabbage would be buried and never dug out, now that mama would be snowed under and would be helpless to resist going still deeper and further away from him into the ground.
 
Again it ended in tears.  His uncle woke up, spoke to him of Christ and comforted him, then yawned, went to the window, and fell to thinking.  They began to dress.  It was getting light.
 
3
 
While his mother was alive, Yura did not know that his father had abandoned them long ago, had gone around various towns in Siberia and abroad, carousing and debauching, and that he had long ago squandered and thrown to the winds the millions of their fortune.  Yura was always told that he was in Petersburg or at some fair, most often the one in Irbit. 
 
But then his mother, who had always been sickly, turned out to have consumption.  She began going for treatment to the south of France or to northern Italy, where Yura twice accompanied her.  Thus, in disorder and amidst perpetual riddles, Yura spent his childhood, often in the hands of strangers, who changed all the time.  He became used to these changes, and in such eternally incoherent circumstances his father's absence did not surprise him.
 
As a little boy, he had still caught that time when the name he bore was applied to a host of different things.  There was the Zhivago factory, the Zhivago bank, the Zhivago buildings, a way of tying and pinning a necktie with a Zhivago tie-pin, and even some sweet, round-shaped cake, a sort of baba au rhum, called a Zhivago, and at one time in Moscow you could shout to a cabby:  "To Zhivago!" just like "To the devil's backyard!" and he would carry you off in his sleigh to a fairy-tale kingdom.  A quiet park surrounded you.  Crows landed on the hanging fir branches, shaking down hoarfrost.  Their cawing carried, loud as the crack of a tree limb.  From the new buildings beyond the clearing, pure-bred dogs came running across the road.  Lights were lit there.  Evening was falling. 
 
Suddenly it all flew to pieces.  They were poor.
 
4
 
In the summer of 1903, Yura and his uncle were riding in a tarantass and pair over the fields to Duplyanka, the estate of Kologrivov, the silk manufacturer and great patron of the arts, to see Ivan Ivanovich Voskoboinikov, a pedagogue and popularizer of useful knowledge.
 
It was the feast of the Kazan Mother of God, the thick of the wheat harvest.  Either because it was lunchtime or on account of the feast day, there was not a soul in the fields.  The sun scorched the partly reaped strips like the half-shaven napes of prisoners.  Birds circled over the fields.  Its ears drooping, the wheat drew itself up straight in the total stillness or stood in shocks far off the road, where, if you stared long enough, it acquired the look of moving figures, as if land surveyors were walking along the edge of the horizon and taking notes.
 
"And these," Nikolai Nikolaevich asked Pavel, a handyman and watchman at the publishing house, who was sitting sideways on the box, stooping and crossing his legs, as a sign that he was not a regular coachman and driving was not his calling, "are these the landowner's or the peasants'?" 
 
"Them's the master's," Pavel replied, lighting up, "and them there," having lighted up and inhaled, he jabbed with the butt of the whip handle towards the other side and said after a long pause, "them there's ours.  Gone to sleep, eh?" he scolded the horses every so often, glancing at their tails and rumps out of the corner of his eye, like an engineer watching a pressure gauge. 
 
But the horses pulled like all horses in the world; that is, the shaft horse ran with the innate directness of an artless nature, while the outrunner seemed to the uncomprehending to be an arrant idler, who only knew how to arch its neck like a swan and do a squatting dance to the jingling of the harness bells, which its own leaps set going. 
 
Nikolai Nikolaevich was bringing Voskoboinikov the proofs of his little book on the land question, which, in view of increased pressure from the censorship, the publisher had asked him to revise.
 
"Folk are acting up in the district," said Nikolai Nikolaevich.  "In the Pankovo area they cut a merchant's throat and a zemstvo man had his stud burned down.  What do you think of that?  What are they saying in your village?"
 
But it turned out that Pavel took an even darker view of things than the censor who was restraining Voskoboinikov's agrarian passions.
 
"What're they saying?  Folk got free and easy.  Spoiled, they say.  Can you do that with our kind?  Give our muzhiks the head, they'll crush each other, it's God's truth.  Gone to sleep, eh?"
 
This was the uncle and nephew's second trip to Duplyanka. Yura thought he remembered the way, and each time the fields spread out wide, with woods embracing them in front and behind in a narrow border, it seemed to Yura that he recognized the place where the road should turn right, and at the turn there would appear and after a moment vanish the seven-mile panorama of Kologrivovo, with the river glistening in the distance and the railroad running beyond it.  But he kept being mistaken.  Fields were succeeded by fields.  Again and again they were embraced by woods.  The succession of these open spaces was tuned to a vast scale.  You wanted to dream and think about the future.
 
Not one of the books that were later to make Nikolai Nikolaevich famous had yet been written.  But his thoughts were already defined.  He did not know how near his hour was. 
 
Soon he was to appear among the representatives of the literature of that time, university professors and philosophers of the revolution – this man who had thought over all their themes and who, apart from terminology, had nothing in common with them.  The whole crowd of them held to some sort of dogma and contented themselves with words and appearances, but Father Nikolai was a priest who had gone through Tolstoyism and revolution and kept going further all the time.  He thirsted for a wingedly material thought, which would trace a distinct, unhypocritical path in its movement and would change something in the world for the better, and which would be noticeable even to a child or an ignoramus, like a flash of lightning or a roll of thunder.  He thirsted for the new.
 
Yura felt good with his uncle.  He resembled his mother.  He was a free spirit, as she had been, with no prejudice against anything inhabitual.  Like her, he had an aristocratic feeling of equality with all that lived.  He understood everything at first glance, just as she had, and was able to express his thoughts in the form in which they came to him at the first moment, while they were alive and had not lost their meaning.
 
Yura was glad that his uncle was taking him to Duplyanka.  It was very beautiful there, and the picturesqueness of the place also reminded him of his mother, who had loved nature and had often taken him on walks with her.  Besides that, Yura was pleased that he would again meet Nika Dudorov, a high-school boy who lived at Voskoboinikov's and probably despised him for being two years younger, and who, when greeting him, pulled his hand down hard and bowed his head so low that the hair fell over his forehead, covering half his face.

Copyright © 2010 by Boris Pasternak. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
  • WINNER | 1958
    Nobel Prize
  • WINNER | 1958
    Nobel Prize
  • WINNER | 1958
    Nobel Prize
  • WINNER | 1958
    Nobel Prize
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A poet, translator, and novelist, Boris Pasternak was born in Moscow in 1890. In 1958 he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature but, facing threats from Soviet authorities, refused the prize. He lived in virtual exile in an artists’ community near Moscow until his death in 1960.

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In celebration of the 40th anniversary of its original publication, here is the only paperback edition now available of the classic story of the life and loves of a poet/physician during the turmoil of the Russian Revolution.

Excerpt

Part One
 
The Five O'Clock Express
 
1
 
They walked and walked and sang "Memory Eternal," and when they stopped, it seemed that the song went on being repeated by their feet, the horses, the gusts of wind.
 
Passers-by made way for the cortège, counted the wreaths, crossed themselves.  The curious joined the procession, asked:  "Who's being buried?"  "Zhivago," came the answer.  "So that's it.  Now I see."  "Not him.  Her."  "It's all the same.  God rest her soul.  A rich funeral."
 
The last minutes flashed by, numbered, irrevocable.  "The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof; the world, and those that dwell therein."  The priest, tracing a cross, threw a handful of earth onto Marya Nikolaevna.  They sang "With the souls of the righteous."  A terrible bustle began.  The coffin was closed, nailed shut, lowered in.  A rain of clods drummed down as four shovels hastily filled the grave.  Over it a small mound rose.  A ten-year-old boy climbed onto it. 
 
Only in the state of torpor and insensibility that usually comes at the end of a big funeral could it have seemed that the boy wanted to speak over his mother's grave.
 
He raised his head and looked around from that height at the autumn wastes and the domes of the monastery with an absent gaze.  His snub-nosed face became distorted.  His neck stretched out.  If a wolf cub had raised his head with such a movement, it would have been clear that he was about to howl.  Covering his face with his hands, the boy burst into sobs.  A cloud flying towards him began to lash his hands and face with the wet whips of a cold downpour.  A man in black, with narrow, tight-fitting, gathered sleeves, approached the grave.  This was the deceased woman's brother and the weeping boy's uncle, Nikolai Nikolaevich Vedenyapin, a priest defrocked at his own request.  He went up to the boy and led him out of the cemetery.
 
2
 
They spent the night in one of the monastery guest rooms, allotted to the uncle as an old acquaintance.  It was the eve of the Protection.  The next day he and his uncle were to go far to the south, to one of the provincial capitals on the Volga, where Father Nikolai worked for a publisher who brought out a local progressive newspaper.  The train tickets had been bought, the luggage was tied up and standing in the cell.  From the nearby station the wind carried the plaintive whistling of engines maneuvering in the distance.
 
Towards evening it turned very cold.  The two ground-floor windows gave onto the corner of an unsightly kitchen garden surrounded by yellow acacia bushes, onto the frozen puddles of the road going past, and onto the end of the cemetery where Marya Nikolaevna had been buried that afternoon.  The kitchen garden was empty, except for a few moiré patches of cabbage, blue from the cold.  When the wind gusted, the leafless acacia bushes thrashed about as if possessed and flattened themselves to the road.
 
During the night Yura was awakened by a tapping at the window.  The dark cell was supernaturally lit up by a fluttering white light.  In just his nightshirt, Yura ran to the window and pressed his face to the cold glass.
 
Beyond the window there was no road, no cemetery, no kitchen garden.  A blizzard was raging outside, the air was smoky with snow.  One might have thought the storm noticed Yura and, knowing how frightening it was, reveled in the impression it made on him.  It whistled and howled and tried in every way possible to attract Yura's attention.  From the sky endless skeins of white cloth, turn after turn, fell on the earth, covering it in a winding sheet.   The blizzard was alone in the world, nothing rivalled it. 
 
Yura's first impulse, when he got down from the windowsill, was to get dressed and run outside to start doing something.  He was afraid now that the monastery cabbage would be buried and never dug out, now that mama would be snowed under and would be helpless to resist going still deeper and further away from him into the ground.
 
Again it ended in tears.  His uncle woke up, spoke to him of Christ and comforted him, then yawned, went to the window, and fell to thinking.  They began to dress.  It was getting light.
 
3
 
While his mother was alive, Yura did not know that his father had abandoned them long ago, had gone around various towns in Siberia and abroad, carousing and debauching, and that he had long ago squandered and thrown to the winds the millions of their fortune.  Yura was always told that he was in Petersburg or at some fair, most often the one in Irbit. 
 
But then his mother, who had always been sickly, turned out to have consumption.  She began going for treatment to the south of France or to northern Italy, where Yura twice accompanied her.  Thus, in disorder and amidst perpetual riddles, Yura spent his childhood, often in the hands of strangers, who changed all the time.  He became used to these changes, and in such eternally incoherent circumstances his father's absence did not surprise him.
 
As a little boy, he had still caught that time when the name he bore was applied to a host of different things.  There was the Zhivago factory, the Zhivago bank, the Zhivago buildings, a way of tying and pinning a necktie with a Zhivago tie-pin, and even some sweet, round-shaped cake, a sort of baba au rhum, called a Zhivago, and at one time in Moscow you could shout to a cabby:  "To Zhivago!" just like "To the devil's backyard!" and he would carry you off in his sleigh to a fairy-tale kingdom.  A quiet park surrounded you.  Crows landed on the hanging fir branches, shaking down hoarfrost.  Their cawing carried, loud as the crack of a tree limb.  From the new buildings beyond the clearing, pure-bred dogs came running across the road.  Lights were lit there.  Evening was falling. 
 
Suddenly it all flew to pieces.  They were poor.
 
4
 
In the summer of 1903, Yura and his uncle were riding in a tarantass and pair over the fields to Duplyanka, the estate of Kologrivov, the silk manufacturer and great patron of the arts, to see Ivan Ivanovich Voskoboinikov, a pedagogue and popularizer of useful knowledge.
 
It was the feast of the Kazan Mother of God, the thick of the wheat harvest.  Either because it was lunchtime or on account of the feast day, there was not a soul in the fields.  The sun scorched the partly reaped strips like the half-shaven napes of prisoners.  Birds circled over the fields.  Its ears drooping, the wheat drew itself up straight in the total stillness or stood in shocks far off the road, where, if you stared long enough, it acquired the look of moving figures, as if land surveyors were walking along the edge of the horizon and taking notes.
 
"And these," Nikolai Nikolaevich asked Pavel, a handyman and watchman at the publishing house, who was sitting sideways on the box, stooping and crossing his legs, as a sign that he was not a regular coachman and driving was not his calling, "are these the landowner's or the peasants'?" 
 
"Them's the master's," Pavel replied, lighting up, "and them there," having lighted up and inhaled, he jabbed with the butt of the whip handle towards the other side and said after a long pause, "them there's ours.  Gone to sleep, eh?" he scolded the horses every so often, glancing at their tails and rumps out of the corner of his eye, like an engineer watching a pressure gauge. 
 
But the horses pulled like all horses in the world; that is, the shaft horse ran with the innate directness of an artless nature, while the outrunner seemed to the uncomprehending to be an arrant idler, who only knew how to arch its neck like a swan and do a squatting dance to the jingling of the harness bells, which its own leaps set going. 
 
Nikolai Nikolaevich was bringing Voskoboinikov the proofs of his little book on the land question, which, in view of increased pressure from the censorship, the publisher had asked him to revise.
 
"Folk are acting up in the district," said Nikolai Nikolaevich.  "In the Pankovo area they cut a merchant's throat and a zemstvo man had his stud burned down.  What do you think of that?  What are they saying in your village?"
 
But it turned out that Pavel took an even darker view of things than the censor who was restraining Voskoboinikov's agrarian passions.
 
"What're they saying?  Folk got free and easy.  Spoiled, they say.  Can you do that with our kind?  Give our muzhiks the head, they'll crush each other, it's God's truth.  Gone to sleep, eh?"
 
This was the uncle and nephew's second trip to Duplyanka. Yura thought he remembered the way, and each time the fields spread out wide, with woods embracing them in front and behind in a narrow border, it seemed to Yura that he recognized the place where the road should turn right, and at the turn there would appear and after a moment vanish the seven-mile panorama of Kologrivovo, with the river glistening in the distance and the railroad running beyond it.  But he kept being mistaken.  Fields were succeeded by fields.  Again and again they were embraced by woods.  The succession of these open spaces was tuned to a vast scale.  You wanted to dream and think about the future.
 
Not one of the books that were later to make Nikolai Nikolaevich famous had yet been written.  But his thoughts were already defined.  He did not know how near his hour was. 
 
Soon he was to appear among the representatives of the literature of that time, university professors and philosophers of the revolution – this man who had thought over all their themes and who, apart from terminology, had nothing in common with them.  The whole crowd of them held to some sort of dogma and contented themselves with words and appearances, but Father Nikolai was a priest who had gone through Tolstoyism and revolution and kept going further all the time.  He thirsted for a wingedly material thought, which would trace a distinct, unhypocritical path in its movement and would change something in the world for the better, and which would be noticeable even to a child or an ignoramus, like a flash of lightning or a roll of thunder.  He thirsted for the new.
 
Yura felt good with his uncle.  He resembled his mother.  He was a free spirit, as she had been, with no prejudice against anything inhabitual.  Like her, he had an aristocratic feeling of equality with all that lived.  He understood everything at first glance, just as she had, and was able to express his thoughts in the form in which they came to him at the first moment, while they were alive and had not lost their meaning.
 
Yura was glad that his uncle was taking him to Duplyanka.  It was very beautiful there, and the picturesqueness of the place also reminded him of his mother, who had loved nature and had often taken him on walks with her.  Besides that, Yura was pleased that he would again meet Nika Dudorov, a high-school boy who lived at Voskoboinikov's and probably despised him for being two years younger, and who, when greeting him, pulled his hand down hard and bowed his head so low that the hair fell over his forehead, covering half his face.

Copyright © 2010 by Boris Pasternak. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.

Awards

  • WINNER | 1958
    Nobel Prize
  • WINNER | 1958
    Nobel Prize
  • WINNER | 1958
    Nobel Prize
  • WINNER | 1958
    Nobel Prize

Author

© Topfoto/The Image Works

A poet, translator, and novelist, Boris Pasternak was born in Moscow in 1890. In 1958 he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature but, facing threats from Soviet authorities, refused the prize. He lived in virtual exile in an artists’ community near Moscow until his death in 1960.

View titles by Boris Pasternak

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    Jun 04, 2019
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    The Underworld U.S.A. Trilogy, Volume II
    Blood's A Rover
    James Ellroy
    978-1-101-90814-3
    $32.00 US
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    Henrik Pontoppidan
    978-1-101-90809-9
    $28.00 US
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    Apr 16, 2019
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    All Quiet on the Western Front
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    Erich Maria Remarque
    978-1-101-90808-2
    $24.00 US
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    Sep 18, 2018
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    Robert Graves
    978-1-101-90798-6
    $25.00 US
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    The Bloody Chamber, Wise Children, Fireworks
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    Angela Carter
    978-1-101-90799-3
    $27.00 US
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    Apr 10, 2018
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    The Lover, Wartime Notebooks, Practicalities
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    Marguerite Duras
    978-1-101-90793-1
    $30.00 US
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    Nov 14, 2017
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    Introduction by Lucy Hughes-Hallett
    Daphne du Maurier
    978-1-101-90787-0
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    Feb 07, 2017
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    The Collected Stories of Mavis Gallant
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    Mavis Gallant
    978-1-101-90763-4
    $35.00 US
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    Aug 09, 2016
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    The Sea, the Sea; A Severed Head
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    Iris Murdoch
    978-1-101-90766-5
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    Apr 05, 2016
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    Go Tell It on the Mountain
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    James Baldwin
    978-1-101-90761-0
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    James Baldwin
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    $22.00 US
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    Saul Bellow
    978-1-101-90771-9
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    Aug 04, 2015
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    The Book of Evidence, The Sea
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    John Banville
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    Julio Cortazar
    978-0-375-71266-1
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    Miklos Banffy
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    $32.00 US
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    The Transylvanian Trilogy, Volumes II & III
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    Miklos Banffy
    978-0-375-71230-2
    $32.00 US
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    Julian Barnes
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    $28.95 US
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    Patrick White
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    J.G. Farrell
    978-0-307-95784-9
    $30.00 US
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    W. Somerset Maugham
    978-0-307-47318-9
    $16.00 US
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    Ford Madox Ford
    978-0-307-74420-3
    $21.00 US
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    Jan 03, 2012
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    Philip Pullman
    978-0-307-95783-2
    $38.00 US
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    A Room with a View, Where Angels Fear to Tread
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    E.M. Forster
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    V. S. Naipaul
    978-0-307-59402-0
    $25.00 US
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    George Orwell
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    Foundation, Foundation and Empire, Second Foundation
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    Isaac Asimov
    978-0-307-59396-2
    $32.00 US
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    Nov 02, 2010
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    The Stories of Ray Bradbury
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    Ray Bradbury
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    George MacDonald Fraser
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    Chinua Achebe
    978-0-307-59270-5
    $30.00 US
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    This Side of Paradise
    F. Scott Fitzgerald
    978-0-307-47451-3
    $12.00 US
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    Sep 08, 2009
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    The Best of Frank O'Connor
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    Frank O'Connor
    978-0-307-26904-1
    $27.00 US
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    Jun 09, 2009
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    The Bascombe Novels
    Written and Introduced by Richard Ford
    Richard Ford
    978-0-307-26903-4
    $35.00 US
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    Revolutionary Road, The Easter Parade, Eleven Kinds of Loneliness
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    Richard Yates
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    Irene Nemirovsky
    978-0-307-26708-5
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    The Complete Novels of Flann O'Brien
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    Flann O'Brien
    978-0-307-26749-8
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    The Collected Works of Kahlil Gibran
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    978-0-307-26707-8
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    Gabriel García Márquez
    978-0-307-38973-2
    $16.95 US
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    Oct 05, 2007
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    Dashiell Hammett
    978-0-307-26669-9
    $24.00 US
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    Sep 04, 2007
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    Paul Scott
    978-0-307-26396-4
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    Jul 03, 2007
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    Paul Scott
    978-0-307-26397-1
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    Jul 03, 2007
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    P.G. Wodehouse
    978-0-307-26661-3
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    Three Novels of Ancient Egypt: Khufu's Wisdom, Rhadopis of Nubia, Thebes at War
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    Naguib Mahfouz
    978-0-307-26624-8
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    Margaret Atwood
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    Oct 17, 2006
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    Joan Didion
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    Oct 17, 2006
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    Roald Dahl
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    $32.00 US
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    Alice Munro
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    $27.00 US
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    Umberto Eco
    978-0-307-26489-3
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    Sep 26, 2006
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    Salman Rushdie
    978-0-8129-7653-3
    $18.00 US
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    Apr 04, 2006
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    R. K. Narayan
    978-1-4000-4477-1
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    Orhan Pamuk
    978-0-375-70686-8
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    Jul 19, 2005
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    Giorgio Bassani
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    $23.00 US
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    Jul 19, 2005
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    Thomas Mann
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    $42.00 US
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    May 10, 2005
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    Maxine Hong Kingston
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    Albert Camus
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    Aug 17, 2004
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    W. Somerset Maugham
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    Toni Morrison
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    Toni Morrison
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    Jun 08, 2004
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    Introduction by Frank Kermode
    Muriel Spark
    978-1-4000-4206-7
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    Apr 06, 2004
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    Jane Smiley
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    Dec 02, 2003
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    Gabriel García Márquez
    978-1-4000-3470-3
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    Oct 07, 2003
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    Penelope Fitzgerald
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    Sep 23, 2003
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    Penelope Fitzgerald
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    Sep 23, 2003
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    James M. Cain
    978-0-375-41438-1
    $27.00 US
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    Jul 22, 2003
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    Ian McEwan
    978-0-385-72179-0
    $17.00 US
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    Feb 25, 2003
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    Italo Svevo
    978-0-375-72776-4
    $17.95 US
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    Feb 04, 2003
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    Raymond Chandler
    978-0-375-41500-5
    $35.00 US
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    Oct 15, 2002
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    Raymond Chandler
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    Oct 15, 2002
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    Raymond Chandler
    978-0-375-41502-9
    $32.00 US
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    Oct 15, 2002
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    George Orwell
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    Orhan Pamuk
    978-0-375-70685-1
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    Aug 27, 2002
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    D.H. Lawrence
    978-0-375-75965-9
    $12.00 US
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    Feb 12, 2002
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    The Cairo Trilogy
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    Naguib Mahfouz
    978-0-375-41331-5
    $40.00 US
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    Oct 16, 2001
  • Of Human Bondage
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    W. Somerset Maugham
    978-0-375-75315-2
    $14.00 US
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    Mar 02, 1999
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    Anne Frank
    978-0-553-57712-9
    $7.99 US
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    Feb 03, 1997
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    Nella Larsen
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    Apr 18, 2023
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    Kazuo Ishiguro
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    Apr 11, 2023
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    Vasily Grossman
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    May 24, 2022
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    Nancy Mitford
    978-0-593-32127-0
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    Ernest Hemingway
    978-0-593-32128-7
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    Mar 22, 2022
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    Ivo Andric
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    Ben Okri
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    F. Scott Fitzgerald
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    Jan 05, 2021
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    Lorrie Moore
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    Mar 03, 2020
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    V. S. Naipaul
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    Dec 03, 2019
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    Elizabeth Bowen
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    Oct 15, 2019
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    Peter Carey
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    Sep 03, 2019
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    The Underworld U.S.A. Trilogy, Volume I
    American Tabloid, The Cold Six Thousand; Introduction by Thomas Mallon
    James Ellroy
    978-1-101-90804-4
    $35.00 US
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    Jun 04, 2019
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    The L.A. Quartet
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    James Ellroy
    978-1-101-90805-1
    $40.00 US
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    Jun 04, 2019
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    The Underworld U.S.A. Trilogy, Volume II
    Blood's A Rover
    James Ellroy
    978-1-101-90814-3
    $32.00 US
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    Jun 04, 2019
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    Henrik Pontoppidan
    978-1-101-90809-9
    $28.00 US
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    Apr 16, 2019
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    All Quiet on the Western Front
    Introduction by Norman Stone
    Erich Maria Remarque
    978-1-101-90808-2
    $24.00 US
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    Sep 18, 2018
  • Goodbye to All That
    Goodbye to All That
    Introduction by Miranda Seymour
    Robert Graves
    978-1-101-90798-6
    $25.00 US
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    Apr 24, 2018
  • The Bloody Chamber, Wise Children, Fireworks
    The Bloody Chamber, Wise Children, Fireworks
    Introduction by Joan Acocella
    Angela Carter
    978-1-101-90799-3
    $27.00 US
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    Apr 10, 2018
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    The Lover, Wartime Notebooks, Practicalities
    Introduction by Rachel Kushner
    Marguerite Duras
    978-1-101-90793-1
    $30.00 US
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    Nov 14, 2017
  • Rebecca
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    Introduction by Lucy Hughes-Hallett
    Daphne du Maurier
    978-1-101-90787-0
    $28.00 US
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    Feb 07, 2017
  • The Collected Stories of Mavis Gallant
    The Collected Stories of Mavis Gallant
    Introduction by Francine Prose
    Mavis Gallant
    978-1-101-90763-4
    $35.00 US
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    Aug 09, 2016
  • The Sea, the Sea; A Severed Head
    The Sea, the Sea; A Severed Head
    Introduction by Sarah Churchwell
    Iris Murdoch
    978-1-101-90766-5
    $30.00 US
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    Apr 05, 2016
  • Go Tell It on the Mountain
    Go Tell It on the Mountain
    Introduction by Edwidge Danticat
    James Baldwin
    978-1-101-90761-0
    $24.00 US
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    Mar 01, 2016
  • Giovanni's Room
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    Introduction by Colm Tóibín
    James Baldwin
    978-1-101-90774-0
    $22.00 US
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    Mar 01, 2016
  • The Adventures of Augie March
    The Adventures of Augie March
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    Saul Bellow
    978-1-101-90771-9
    $28.00 US
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    Aug 04, 2015
  • The Book of Evidence, The Sea
    The Book of Evidence, The Sea
    Introduction by Adam Phillips
    John Banville
    978-0-375-71272-2
    $25.95 US
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    Hopscotch, Blow-Up, We Love Glenda So Much
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    Julio Cortazar
    978-0-375-71266-1
    $30.00 US
    Hardcover
    Everyman's Library
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    They Were Counted; Introduction by Hugh Thomas
    Miklos Banffy
    978-0-375-71229-6
    $32.00 US
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    Miklos Banffy
    978-0-375-71230-2
    $32.00 US
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    Julian Barnes
    978-0-307-96143-3
    $28.95 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    Introduction by Nicholas Shakespeare
    Patrick White
    978-0-307-96149-5
    $24.95 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    J.G. Farrell
    978-0-307-95784-9
    $30.00 US
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    The Skeptical Romancer
    Selected Travel Writing
    W. Somerset Maugham
    978-0-307-47318-9
    $16.00 US
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    Vintage
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    Parade's End
    Ford Madox Ford
    978-0-307-74420-3
    $21.00 US
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    Vintage
    Jan 03, 2012
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    His Dark Materials
    The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife, The Amber Spyglass; Introduction by Lucy Hughes-Hallett
    Philip Pullman
    978-0-307-95783-2
    $38.00 US
    Hardcover
    Everyman's Library
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    A Room with a View, Where Angels Fear to Tread
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    E.M. Forster
    978-0-307-70090-2
    $28.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    Collected Short Fiction of V. S. Naipaul
    V. S. Naipaul
    978-0-307-59402-0
    $25.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    Burmese Days, Keep the Aspidistra Flying, Coming Up for Air
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    George Orwell
    978-0-307-59504-1
    $28.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    Isaac Asimov
    978-0-307-59396-2
    $32.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    The Stories of Ray Bradbury
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    Ray Bradbury
    978-0-307-26905-8
    $35.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    978-0-307-59268-2
    $30.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    Chinua Achebe
    978-0-307-59270-5
    $30.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    This Side of Paradise
    F. Scott Fitzgerald
    978-0-307-47451-3
    $12.00 US
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    Vintage
    Sep 08, 2009
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    The Best of Frank O'Connor
    Introduction by Julian Barnes
    Frank O'Connor
    978-0-307-26904-1
    $27.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
    Jun 09, 2009
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    The Bascombe Novels
    Written and Introduced by Richard Ford
    Richard Ford
    978-0-307-26903-4
    $35.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    Revolutionary Road, The Easter Parade, Eleven Kinds of Loneliness
    Introduction by Richard Price
    Richard Yates
    978-0-307-27089-4
    $27.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    David Golder, The Ball, Snow in Autumn, The Courilof Affair
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    Irene Nemirovsky
    978-0-307-26708-5
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    Everyman's Library
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    The Complete Novels of Flann O'Brien
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    Flann O'Brien
    978-0-307-26749-8
    $35.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    The Collected Works of Kahlil Gibran
    Kahlil Gibran
    978-0-307-26707-8
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    Everyman's Library
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    Gabriel García Márquez
    978-0-307-38973-2
    $16.95 US
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    Vintage
    Oct 05, 2007
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    Dashiell Hammett
    978-0-307-26669-9
    $24.00 US
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    Everyman's Library
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    The Raj Quartet (1)
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    Paul Scott
    978-0-307-26396-4
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    The Raj Quartet (2)
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    Paul Scott
    978-0-307-26397-1
    $35.00 US
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    The Best of Wodehouse
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    P.G. Wodehouse
    978-0-307-26661-3
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    Three Novels of Ancient Egypt: Khufu's Wisdom, Rhadopis of Nubia, Thebes at War
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    Naguib Mahfouz
    978-0-307-26624-8
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    The Handmaid's Tale
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    Margaret Atwood
    978-0-307-26460-2
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    Oct 17, 2006
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    We Tell Ourselves Stories in Order to Live
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    Joan Didion
    978-0-307-26487-9
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    Oct 17, 2006
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    Collected Stories of Roald Dahl
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    Roald Dahl
    978-0-307-26490-9
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    Oct 17, 2006
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    Alice Munro
    978-0-307-26486-2
    $27.00 US
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    Sep 26, 2006
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    The Name of the Rose
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    Umberto Eco
    978-0-307-26489-3
    $30.00 US
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    Sep 26, 2006
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    Salman Rushdie
    978-0-8129-7653-3
    $18.00 US
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    Random House Trade Paperbacks
    Apr 04, 2006
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    R. K. Narayan
    978-1-4000-4476-4
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    Mar 07, 2006
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    R. K. Narayan
    978-1-4000-4477-1
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    Mar 07, 2006
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    Orhan Pamuk
    978-0-375-70686-8
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    Vintage
    Jul 19, 2005
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    Giorgio Bassani
    978-1-4000-4422-1
    $23.00 US
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    Jul 19, 2005
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    Thomas Mann
    978-1-4000-4001-8
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    May 10, 2005
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    Isabel Allende
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    Maxine Hong Kingston
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    Apr 12, 2005
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    Albert Camus
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    Toni Morrison
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    Muriel Spark
    978-1-4000-4206-7
    $25.00 US
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    Apr 06, 2004
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    Jane Smiley
    978-1-4000-3383-6
    $18.00 US
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    Anchor
    Dec 02, 2003
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    Gabriel García Márquez
    978-1-4000-3470-3
    $16.95 US
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    Oct 07, 2003
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    Penelope Fitzgerald
    978-1-4000-4125-1
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    Sep 23, 2003
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    Penelope Fitzgerald
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    Sep 23, 2003
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    James M. Cain
    978-0-375-41438-1
    $27.00 US
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    Jul 22, 2003
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    Ian McEwan
    978-0-385-72179-0
    $17.00 US
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    Anchor
    Feb 25, 2003
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    Zeno's Conscience
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    Italo Svevo
    978-0-375-72776-4
    $17.95 US
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    Feb 04, 2003
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    Collected Stories of Raymond Chandler
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    Raymond Chandler
    978-0-375-41500-5
    $35.00 US
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    Oct 15, 2002
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    Raymond Chandler
    978-0-375-41501-2
    $30.00 US
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    Oct 15, 2002
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    Raymond Chandler
    978-0-375-41502-9
    $32.00 US
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    Oct 15, 2002
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    Orwell: Essays
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    George Orwell
    978-0-375-41503-6
    $42.00 US
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    Oct 15, 2002
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    My Name Is Red
    Orhan Pamuk
    978-0-375-70685-1
    $17.95 US
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    Aug 27, 2002
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    The Rainbow
    D.H. Lawrence
    978-0-375-75965-9
    $12.00 US
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    Feb 12, 2002
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    The Cairo Trilogy
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    Naguib Mahfouz
    978-0-375-41331-5
    $40.00 US
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    Oct 16, 2001
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    W. Somerset Maugham
    978-0-375-75315-2
    $14.00 US
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    Modern Library
    Mar 02, 1999
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    Feb 03, 1997
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