Saunders, George
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Vigil
Saunders once again proves why he merits every award and honor he has received with this playful, grimly humorous, and beautifully written work. All public libraries will want this audiobook in their collection.
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Vigil
Fans of Saunders’s unique mix of big heart, biting satire, and surreal otherworldliness will find much to enjoy in this book that recalls his famous Lincoln in the Bardo.
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Liberation Day: Stories
There is a reason Saunders is often cited as one of the finest short-story writers working today. Each story in this collection has the potential to be an all-time favorite, and the addition of superstar narrators makes this an essential purchase for all public libraries.
Liberation Days
Saunders’s writing is utterly original, and this first collection in nearly a decade will intrigue his fans and readers of short fiction generally.
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A Swim in a Pond in the Rain: In Which Four Russians Give a Master Class on Writing, Reading, and Life
Recommended for readers as well as writers interested in how short fiction works and why it is relevant in turbulent times.
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Recommended for all collections. ["A stunningly powerful work…this remarkable work of historical fiction gives an intimate view of 19th-century fears and mores through the voices of the bardo's denizens": LJ 10/1/16 starred review of the Random hc.]
Lincoln in the Bardo
Recommended for all collections. ["A stunningly powerful work…this remarkable work of historical fiction gives an intimate view of 19th-century fears and mores through the voices of the bardo's denizens": LJ 10/1/16 starred review of the Random hc.]
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A stunningly powerful work, both in its imagery and its intense focus on death, this remarkable work of historical fiction gives an intimate view of 19th-century fears and mores through the voices of the bardo's denizens. [See Prepub Alert, 6/29/16.]
Lincoln in the Bardo
A stunningly powerful work, both in its imagery and its intense focus on death, this remarkable work of historical fiction gives an intimate view of 19th-century fears and mores through the voices of the bardo's denizens. [See Prepub Alert, 6/29/16.]
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