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Imagining Argentina
— published 1987 — 7 editions |
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Naming the Spirits
— published 1995 — 2 editions |
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Imagining Argentina
— published 1988 |
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Tales From the Blue Archives
— published 1997 — 2 editions |
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Ghost Woman
— 2 editions |
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Under the Gypsy Moon
— published 1990 — 3 editions |
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Sailors on the Inward Sea
— published 2004 — 2 editions |
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Unbodied Hope: Narcissism and the Modern Novel
— published 1984 |
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“It is not often that you see life and fiction take each other by the hand and dance.”
― Lawrence Thornton, Imagining Argentina
― Lawrence Thornton, Imagining Argentina
“Irony has always seemed the best approach to life, the best way to keep it at arm's length.”
― Lawrence Thornton, Imagining Argentina
― Lawrence Thornton, Imagining Argentina
“When we first arrived at Auschwitz there were birds. I didn't know what kind, just brown birds, like the finches. They came for about a week and then the Nazis electrified the fences. I was out early the first morning they had the power on. A whole flight of these little birds came in and as they settled on the wire they made quick bright bursts of flame and smoke. The others did not know what was happening and they kept coming in and getting incinerated. The next day the birds did not come close to the camp. We saw them in the distance for a few days, but they never came close. At first I thought they had just naturally learned a lesson, but then I realized they had become sensitive to evil.”
― Lawrence Thornton, Imagining Argentina
― Lawrence Thornton, Imagining Argentina
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