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Author: Santiago Ramón y CajalPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2006 Written by Nobel Prize-winning Ramón y Cajal and translated into English for the first time by MacArthur Fellow Laura Otis, these five ingenious, early science fiction tales take a politically subversive and wickedly microscopic look at the nature, allure, and danger of scientific curiosity. (Think Jules Verne!) learn more... |
Author: Tod GoldbergPub Date: 2005 Winner of the Other Voices Short Fiction Collection Award learn more... |
Author: Hannah Gardner CreamerPub Date: 2003 A lost 19th century novel focused on several women's issues, especially female health; with a fascinating overview of mid-nineteenth-century medical practices. learn more... |
Author: Onoto WatannaPub Date: 2003 Previously uncollected short stories and essays by the first fiction writer of Chinese ancestry to be published in the U.S. learn more... |
Author: Waldo FrankPub Date: 2003 Waldo Frank’s 1923 novel "Holiday" is the compelling account of a Southern lynching presented through a white author’s modernist, experimental style. Written by a white, middle class Jewish northerner educated at Yale posing as a black man while traveling with Jean Toomer. learn more... |
Author: George AdePub Date: 2003 Revealing stories about the social life of Chicago in the 1890s with illustrations from renouned illustrator John T. McCutcheon. learn more... |
Author: Edna FerberPub Date: 2002 learn more... |
Author: Edna FerberPub Date: 2002 learn more... |
Author: Edited by Allan HavisPub Date: 2001 learn more... |
Author: Milton WolffPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2001 learn more... |
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