Paul West Books

The women of Whitechapel and Jack the Ripper
Love's mansion
Love's mansion

By Paul West

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Words for a Deaf Daughter
Words for a Deaf Daughter

By Paul West

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The pearl and the pumpkin
The pearl and the pumpkin

By Paul Clarendon West

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A Vermont boy's pumpkin-growing prowess leads to an adventure among fairies, mermaids, and a crew of hungry pirates who crave pumpkin pie.

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Colonel mint : A novel
Colonel mint : A novel

By Paul West

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Words for a deaf daughter.
Words for a deaf daughter.

By Paul West

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I'mexpecting to live quite soon
Rat man of Paris.
Rat man of Paris.

By Paul West

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First cause
First cause

By Paul West

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After an unknown force destroys many of the world's major cities and governments, an unpopular Senator ascends to the Presidency and must hold the country's government and military together against...

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A stroke of genius
A stroke of genius

By Paul West

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Like Susan Sontag in Illness as Metaphor, West trains the telescope of disease on a larger picture. Luckily for his readers, his symptoms have served to whet a riotous imagination that steadfastly...

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