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The collected stories
The collected stories

By Grace Paley

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Contains all stories from "The little disturbances of man", "Enormous changes at the last minute" and "Later the same day".

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Evidence
Evidence

By Luc Sante

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Music of three seasons, 1974-1977
Immortal shadows
Immortal shadows

By Young Stark

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Let nothing you dismay
Let nothing you dismay

By Mark O Donnell

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It's Christmas Eve Eve Eve Eve Eve in Manhattan - five days from the holiday Ground Zero - but Tad Leary, the most confused man on earth, doesn't know whether to celebrate or go crazy. He's just b...

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Die Kunst des alten Japan
Die Kunst des alten Japan

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Dinnie Abbie Sister R R
Dinnie Abbie Sister R R

By Riki Levinson

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Parade!
Parade!

By Tom Shachtman

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Text and photographs present the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.

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Frommer's Born to Shop New York 7th Ed.
Frommer's 2000 New York City from 80 a Day Frommer's New York from 80 a Day 2000

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