Topic: Fiction


$14.99 Add to Cart	Living Like the Saints: A Novel of Nicaragua by Liston Pope Living Like the Saints gives an insider’s account of the Nicaraguan revolution in Latin America. MORE INFO
$15.95 Add to Cart	Native Land by Nadja Tesich Nadja Tesich's new novel is a luminous journey home to the author's birthplace, Yugoslavia. An insiders odyssey to a now-divided country. MORE INFO
$9.95 Add to Cart	Shadow Partisan - A novella by Nadja Tesich The detritus of war is also history: the rescued toddler, the young girl who would have been a partisan, must look for her own heroism in the quotidian. MORE INFO
$28.95 Add to Cart	The Scar of David A novel by Susan Abulhawa 2007 Winner of the Fiction & Literature, Historic Fiction category in National Best Book Awards. "We all crawled from the pits of dispossession and tried to survive as best we could under Israeli occupation. Our greatest pleasures were moments of normalcy. A crush on a boy. A card game. The bond we forged was molded from an unspoken commitment to our collective survival. Our bond was Palestine." —from The Scar of David MORE INFO
$16.95 Add to Cart	A Right to be Hostile: The Boondocks Treasury Here’s the first big book of The Boondocks, more than four years and 800 strips of one of the most influential, controversial, and scathingly funny comics ever to run in a daily newspaper. MORE INFO
$15.95 Add to Cart	Drag King Dreams by Leslie Feinberg Night-shift trans workers in post-9/11 Manhattan struggle against imperialist war, police repression, racism and the round-up of Arab, Muslim and South Asian friends and neighbors. MORE INFO
$40.00 Add to Cart	Liberation Lit “What’s Lib Lit? – Library, map, lens, scalpel, compost, chisel, textbook, excavation: voices, images, wrestling, contradicting, confirming, the matter of resistant art and practice.”—Adrienne Rich MORE INFO
$14.95 Add to Cart	Stone Butch Blues by Leslie Feinberg This is the breakthrough novel that people are talking about. Woman or man? This internationally acclaimed novel looks at the world through the eyes of Jess Goldberg, a masculine girl growing up during the "Ozzie and Harriet" McCarthy era and coming out as a young butch lesbian in the pre-Stonewall gay drag bars of a blue-collar town. MORE INFO