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Without Leave chronicles the stories of two alienated young people during 1967-70-David, who goes...

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In this lingual trifecta of kinetic rhythm, acoustic precision and stylistic singularity, Joshua ...

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In The Language of the Enemy, Stuart Friebert gives us something precious:a fictionalized, detail...

After the Octopus is the action-packed, stand-on-its-own, laugh-riot sequel to After the Orange G...

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