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Knockemstiff - Donald Ray Pollock
EDITORIAL REVIEW: In this unforgettable work of fiction, Donald Ray Pollock peers into the soul of a tough Midwestern American town to reveal the sad, stunted but resilient lives o... -
Kitchen Mysteries_ Revealing th - Herve This; Jody Gladding
From Publishers WeeklyFans of Curious Cook Harold McGee will relish the latest from This (_Molecular Gastronomy_), a French chemist and foodie hero who has helped to usher in the c... -
Kitchen Confidential_ Adventure - Anthony Bourdain
SUMMARY:When Chef Anthony Bourdain wrote "Don't Eat Before You Read This" in The New Yorker, he spared no one's appetite, revealing what goes on behind the kitchen door. In ... -
Kiss My Tiara - Susan Jane Gilman
Kiss My Tiara challenges The Rules and backlash books like In Defense of Modesty. Designed to help women 18-35 catch a life, not a husband, it's funny and politically irreverent, w... -
Keeper Of Dreams - Orson Scott Card
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Multiple Hugo- and Nebula-winner Card offers short, revealing commentaries on these 22 compelling short stories, novelettes, and novella... -
Jane Austen Education, A - William Deresiewicz
An eloquent memoir of a young man's life transformed by literature. In A Jane Austen Education, Austen scholar William Deresiewicz turns to the author's novels to reveal the remark... -
Incognito_ The Secret Lives of - David Eagleman
Review“A stunning exploration of the 'we'_ behind the 'I'. Eagleman reveals, with his typical grace and eloquence, all the neural magic tricks behind the cognitive illusion we cal.... -
Immortal Rider_ Lords of Delive - Larissa Ione
The prophecies were there but no one listened. Until now. They are the Lords of Deliverance and they have the power to usher in Doomsday... or prevent it. Sexy, powerful and immort... -
Iconoclast_ A Neuroscientist Re - Gregory Berns
Iconoclast: A Neuroscientist Reveals How to Think Differently -
How to Travel With a Salmon and - Umberto Eco
In these "impishly witty and ingeniously irreverent" essays (Atlantic Monthly), "the Andy Rooney of academia" (Los Angeles Times) takes on computer jargon, librarians, bureaucrats,...