July 2011
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$2.99 e-books for Douglas Coupland novels
One week only: ebook promotion for three Douglas Coupland novels on our backlist - all 3 titles are $2.99.
All Families are Psychotic by Douglas Coupland (2002)
The most disastrous family reunion in the history of fiction.
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Hey Nostradamus! by Douglas Coupland (2004)
“A maestro’s ear for dialogue and a deep understanding of humanity…Coupland, once the wise guy of Generation X, has become a wise man.”-People
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The Gum Thief by Douglas Coupland (2008)
“Coupland shines, the story is humorous, frenetic, focused and curiously affecting.”
—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
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Evangelicals, Republicans and the Civil War - NYTimes.com →
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America Aflame author David Goldfield’s contribution to the Disunion blog.
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John Ferling takes a long view of America’s independence - The Boston Globe →
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John Ferling has written the kind of ambitious, sweeping, top-down narrative history that has lost favor somewhat in an era when historians increasingly pursue a narrower focus…
Rave from Fresh Air's Maureen Corrigan for THE STORY OF CHARLOTTE'S WEB →
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If you love Charlotte’s Web — and, please, if you don’t, just get help now! — Sims’ lively and detailed excursion into the mystery of how White’s classic came to be is a perfect read for this season: full of grass and insects, pigs and summer rain.
