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It’s My F—ing Birthday
$21.95Merrill Markoe has a bathroom full of Emmys she won by writing for David Letterman and a living room full of dog beds, dog toys, and dogs.Thirty-sixWell, it’s my fucking…
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Ken Jennings’s Trivia Almanac
$30.00Ken Jennings’s Trivia Almanac is the ingeniously organized book where, for a change, the all-time Jeopardy! champ gets to ask the questions–and where every day of the year will give…
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Mouse Guard
$20.00Just in time for the holidays comes this limited edition of Mouse Guard: Fall 1152, presenting the original size and format (12″ x 12″) of David Petersen’s black-and-white artwork for…
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Move Over, Girl
$19.95Brian Peterson is twenty-eight years old and lives in Philadelphia. A full-time computer support specialist and part-time teacher, Peterson also writes and produces music. He is currently at work on…
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Not-Knowing:
$3.99Donald Barthelme’s premature death at the age of fifty-eight brought to an end one of the most provocative careers in the history of American literature. Groundbreaking works such as Come Back,…
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One Helluva Ride
$25.00A sportswriter for The Washington Post, Liz Clarke has also covered NASCAR for USA Today, The Charlotte Observer, and The Dallas Morning News, and was twice honored with the Russ…
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Running to the Mountain
$20.00Jon Katz, a respected journalist, author, father, and husband, was turning fifty. His writing career was taking an uneasy turn, his wife had a demanding career of her own, his…
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Sorority Sisters
$19.95“Butler realistically captures the trials and tribulations of African-American college women. . . . Rarely has there been a depiction of African-American college life as vivid and accurate as Sorority…
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The Buzzword Bingo Book
$9.95“Proactive.” “Synergy.” “Paradigm.” Bingo!There’s an underground game undermining business and productivity in offices and boardrooms across America: Buzzword Bingo. How do you play? Make a bingo card, but instead of…
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The Immortal Class
$19.95Travis Hugh Culley came to Chicago to work and live as an artist. He knew he’d have to struggle, but he found that his struggle meant more than hard work…