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The Lost Founder by Jesse Wegman
Steve Donoghue
The Lost Founder by Jesse Wegman
Steve Donoghue

A passionately revisionist biography of Founding Father James Wilson

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Summer of Freedom by Oliver Hilmes
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Summer of Freedom by Oliver Hilmes
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An episodic account follows a small cast of characters in the aftermath of the Second World War

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Two Ships by David Reynolds
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Two Ships by David Reynolds
Steve Donoghue

A lively and readable history of the original sin of the US

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There's Only One Sin in Hollywood by Rasheed Newson
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There's Only One Sin in Hollywood by Rasheed Newson
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A novel about race and passion in 1950s Hollywood

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Exit Stalin by Mark Smith
Brock Covington
Exit Stalin by Mark Smith
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The life story of a soviet society

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A Nation Wrestles with God, edited by Ilan Stavans
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A Nation Wrestles with God, edited by Ilan Stavans
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An ambitious collection of American writings on religious faith

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Rasputin Swims the Potomac by Ben Fountain
Tom LeClair
Rasputin Swims the Potomac by Ben Fountain
Tom LeClair

Ben Fountain’s new satire about a US President seeking a third term.

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Auden by Peter Ackroyd
Steve Donoghue
Auden by Peter Ackroyd
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A new biographical sketch of the great poet

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Platform Decay by Martha Wells
Jim Abbiati
Platform Decay by Martha Wells
Jim Abbiati

A science fiction novella rife with high-tech geekery, laser fire action, and oodles of robot snark.

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The Brothers McKay by Craig Johnson
Steve Donoghue
The Brothers McKay by Craig Johnson
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In Craig Johnson’s latest, all three sons might be suspects in the murder of their horrible father.

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