GENERAL LIT
All the literature that can't be categorized!
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At Swim-Two-Birds
$13.95A wildly comic send-up of Irish literature and culture, At Swim-Two-Birds is the story of a young, lazy, and frequently drunk Irish college student who lives with his curmudgeonly uncle in Dublin. Learn More -
Autoportrait
$12.95A brilliant and sobering self-portrait made up entirely of facts, and a companion to the harrowing book Suicide. Learn More -
Autumn in Peking
$18.00Vian's 1947 novel Autumn in Peking (L'Automne A Packin) is perhaps Vian's most slapstick work, with an added amount of despair in its exotic recipe for a violent cocktail drink. Learn More -
Bad Habits: A Love Story
$14.95Bad Habits is the mostly-autobiographical story of Roadís personal revolution. Learn More -
Bartleby The Scrivener
$10.00Academics hail it as the beginning of modernism, but to readers around the world - even those daunted by MOBY-DICK - BARTLEBY THE SCRIVENER is simply one of the most absorbing and moving novellas ever. Learn More -
Bastard Out of Carolina: A Novel
$16.00A modern literary classic, now available in a twentieth anniversary keepsake edition (with deckled-edges) with a new afterword by the author. Learn More -
Beautiful Losers
$16.00Hell is an apartment in Montreal, where a bereaved and lust-tormented narrator constructs his relations with the dead. Learn More -
Bed: Stories
$14.95A startlingly original voice announces itself immediately in this collection of award-winning stories. Learn More -
Beside The Sea
$12.95A single mother takes her two sons on a trip to the seaside. They stay in a hotel, drink hot chocolate, and go to the funfair. She wants to protect them from an uncaring and uncomprehending world. She knows that it will be the last trip for her boys. Learn More -
Best American Nonrequired Reading 2009
$14.00This 'great volume' highlights the 'very best of this year's fiction, nonfiction, alternative comics, screenplys, blogs and more' (OK!). Compiled by Dave Eggers and students from his San Francisco writing center, it is "both uproarious and illuminating" (Publishers Weekly). Learn More
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