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    <![CDATA[A Still Small Voice]]>
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    <![CDATA[A spellbinding novel of love and war from &quot;a young writer of great promise.&quot;<br/>-- Paul Auster<br/><br/>Written with a storyteller's grace and a poet's touch, John Reed's powerful first novel is a true adventure of the heart -- at once a passionate love story and a sweeping historical saga set against a vivid backdrop of the Civil War....<br/><br/>The year is 1859 as seven-year-old Alma Flynt arrives in the Kentucky town of Cotterpin Creek to begin a new life. There, Alma will have as friends, neighbors, and benefactors the magnificent Cleveland family.<br/><br/>With their sprawling mansion and gleaming thoroughbred horses, the Clevelands are a wonder. But from the beginning, one Cleveland draws all of Alma's attention: the youngest son, John Warren.<br/><br/>Alma knew they were meant for each other from their first meeting. But everything changes as war descends on Cotterpin Creek, taking John Warren to battle and sweeping his family into the chaos.<br/><br/>Against this turbulent backdrop, Alma will come of age. And when the fighting is over, the story of a brave young man riding off to battle becomes a haunting journey of vengeance and redemption. And for Alma, yet another journey begins on the day a tormented young soldier staggers back into her life.<br/>]]>
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    <![CDATA[All the World's a Grave: A New Play by William Shakespeare]]>
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    <![CDATA[A stunning new play, plucked from the pages of Shakespeare, featuring Hamlet, Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, King Lear, Romeo, Juliet, and Iago in an epic tragedy of love, war, murder and madness. <br/><br/>Is there nothing new under the sun?  In All the World’s A Grave, John Reed gives his answer.  Reed has taken lines from the works of William Shakespeare, and reconstructed them into a new five-act tragedy. The language is Shakespeare’s, but as these familiar characters act out their fatal flaws, virtues, jealousies and betrayals, the drama that unfolds is as fresh as the blood on the stage.<br/><br/>Having captured Juliet as his bride—by reckless war—Prince Hamlet returns home to find that his mother has murdered his father and married Macbeth.  Enter the ghost of the murdered King, and Iago, who further inflames the tormented Prince, persuading him that Juliet is having an affair with Romeo.  As the Prince goes mad with jealousy, King Lear mounts his army …<br/>]]>
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    <![CDATA[Snowball's Chance]]>
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    <![CDATA[Written in Lower Manhattan in the weeks following the attacks on the World Trade Center, Snowball’s Chance is a scathing political satire that asks this question: What excesses might have set the stage for 9/11’s catastrophic confrontation between Jihad and McWorld? It also provides an opportunity to assess the relevance of Orwell’s cold war fable in our transformed political reality.<br/><br/>The opening chapters of Snowball’s Chance trace the events leading up to Animal Farm’s transformation into “Animal Fair.” Napoleon, the old boar who once ruled the farm with an iron hoof, has died. Now Snowball, the pig ousted for his democratic ideas, can make a triumphant return. With him he brings a new concept: capitalism. Snowball and his team of educated goats convert the farm into a thriving carnival, replete with hucksters of every stripe and species, critter celebrities and spectacular sideshows where the Fair’s jailbirds are put on display. Not everyone, however, is delighted by Animal Fair’s success. Over-development, pollution, and the Fair’s increasing encroachment into the nearby Woodlands begin to tarnish its glory. Foreign wars become commonplace. When the pigs begin bombing beaver dams to redirect water toward the Fair, the Woodland animals, led by the beavers, start to plot a terrible revenge…<br/><br/>In a pre-publication feature dedicated to the book, the New York Press called Snowball’s Chance “A pretty vicious parody,” and a courageous project at a time when copyright holders are increasingly attempting to “legislate and litigate [parody]…out of existence.” ]]>
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    <![CDATA[The Whole]]>
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    <![CDATA[In this hip supernatural tale, a blonde, surgicallcy-enhanced MTV VJ named Thing finds herself unemployed when ratings on her show fall. Thing loses herself in the New York party scene, where her mind is anesthetized by a continuous flow of pink cocktails administered by an always lurking &quot;Black Rabbit&quot;.   Meanwhile, a small boy named Bobby Peterson in America's heartland is digging in his backyard sandbox when the hole suddenly starts funneling inward, sucking up Bobby, his parents, and most of his house, then stopping as abruptly as it began. As the media covers this phenomenon, the hole expands, sucking in reporters, policemen and anyone else standing nearby.   Thing has always felt she has a higher purpose, so when her replacement is lost in the hole as well, she takes back her old job and begins a search around the country for the truth behind the hole. Leaving a trail of new holes in her wake, Thing realizes she has a powerful connection to the phenomenon, and she may be the only one who holds the key to the meaning of the hole.]]>
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