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    <![CDATA[The Human War]]>
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    <![CDATA[This very funny, very bleak novella, &quot;The Human War,&quot; is about the first hours of the 2003 war in Iraq, as experienced by a screwed-up kid in Ohio who feels the world is spinning out of his control. His reaction to the coming war? He drinks, has sex, goes to a strip club, he does anything that Youngstown, Ohio offers as human distraction--but this only makes his horror deepen. Noah Cicero&#8217;s deadpan humor is reminiscent of Beckett, and &quot;A Human War&quot; is a blackly funny and deeply cruel look at the cold hearts of men. The novella is accompanied by two outstanding short stories, &quot;The Doomed&quot; and &quot;Little Flowers,&quot; both dark, funny vignettes on the impossibility of human interaction: further examples of Noah Cicero&#8217;s wicked talent. This is Noah Cicero&#8217;s first book. He lives in Youngstown, Ohio.]]>
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    <![CDATA[Treatise: A Remix of Anton Chekhov's My Life<br/><br/>This is a book about a man that decides to live differently. But when he decides to live differently he notices that there a million ways to live. He sees the lives of the rich, blue-collar, poor, the drunk and charitable. He concludes by making his own version of life.<br/><br/>In Treatise, Noah Cicero says that we cannot blame a rich person for wanting more, for outsourcing, or starting a war to get oil because we ALL want more. That inside the human mind is nothingness, and because it is nothingness, we are always lacking, therefore always desiring more. Sartre explained it like that, and Nietzsche explained it as The-Will-to-Power.]]>
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    <![CDATA[Noah Cicero's The Condemned is surely one of the most important books of the year. The Second to Be Published by the acclaimed author .. A series of unforgettable images of the Lives, Loves and Hates of many inhabitants of Youngstown Ohio.. Beautiful, Maddening.. Obscenely Funny!]]>
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    <![CDATA[Burning Babies]]>
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    <![CDATA[Ignore these searing, naked tales of a lost America at your own risk. These are the brutal images of Her discarded children - the marginalized lives they lead and the desperate adults they become. They are a warning, a protest, a scream from the darkness by one of the country's boldest, most original young writers - Youngstown, Ohio's Noah Cicero.<br/><br/><strong>Michael Allen, Grumpy Old Bookman</strong>: &quot;The subject matter is dark and might be depressing but for the author's sense of humour. Which is dry, droll, and succeeded in making me laugh. A lot more than many books do.&quot;<br/><br/><strong>Harvey Pekar, author of <em>American Splendor</em> and <em>The Quitter</em></strong>: &quot;This is a very good, homemade book about White Trash America. It's full of angry, humorous and intelligent insights. I read it in one sitting.&quot;<br/><br/><strong>Reader of Depressing Books</strong>: &quot;Here's why I liked your novel Burning Babies. Because the voice. Because of who you are, I guess. If I like someone's voice, then I'll read anything they write, because I trust them. Subject matter doesn't matter to me. I like your voice because you do not explain things that are obvious.&quot;<br/><br/><strong>About the Author</strong><br/><br/>  Noah Cicero was born in 1980 in Youngstown, Ohio, where he still lives. His first book, The Human War, was published in 2003 by Fugue State Press.]]>
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