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by Miles J. Unger
Published Jul 2015
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by Douglas Nicholas
Published Jun 2013
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by Michael Ondaatje
Published Apr 2001
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by Philip Roth
Published Feb 1998
Read ReviewsA magnificent meditation on a pivotal decade in our nation's history, is in every way different from the profane and sclerotic antihero of Sabbath's Theater.
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