Set against the violently fragmented matrix of Detroit in 1973, Dobyns' novel is an unlikely fusion of love and violence.
The Boarding House by William Trevor - a darkly comic novel by one of the world's best writers William Bird has always taken in boarders who are on the fringes of society: the petty conman, the immigrant who's never been able to fit in, the ...
“ She's dying of cancer . ” “ And I'll stand by Ferdinand in all he does , ” said his partner . " Ain't that sweet , " Bert said . “ Ain't that sweet , Alan ? ” “ I think my mom might be dying of AIDS 344 MARTY KAM.
A moving story of heartbreak and friendship in 1950s Britain Tilbury, 1950s.
In nineteenth-century Philadelphia, Emily quarreled bitterly with her mother over her choice of a husband. When her husband later abandons her to a life of poverty, Emily tries to raise her daughters alone.
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The Boarding House: Stories from an Irish Lodging House
Offers a glimpse into an Allied guesthouse where victors, vanquished, and victims lodged together during the Nuremberg trials.
THE STORY: ALMOST BLUE is a stage noir set in a seedy rooming house.
Man of the House
A new addition in the Young Readers' Series of North Carolina History, this well illustrated and colorful book is aimed at young readers roughly ages 10-18.