2005Nov-on

Explore a curated list of books from November 2005 (2005Nov-on). Discover titles, authors, and genres from this unique literary collection.

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A Million Little Pieces

 

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Running with Scissors

 

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Dry

by Augusten Burroughs

Augusten Burroughs describes his experiences working in advertising in Manhattan and chronicles his battle with alcoholism.
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Another Bullshit Night in Suck City: A Memoir

by Nick Flynn

In bold, dazzling prose, Flynn tells the story of two lives and the trajectory that led him and his father into a homeless shelter, onto Boston's streets, and finally to each other.
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War Trash

by Ha Jin

Ha Jin’s masterful new novel casts a searchlight into a forgotten corner of modern history, the experience of Chinese soldiers held in U.S. POW camps during the Korean War. In 1951 Yu Yuan, a scholarly and self-effacing clerical officer in Mao’s “volunteer” army, is taken prisoner south of the 38th Parallel. Because he speaks English, he soon becomes an intermediary between his compatriots and their American captors.With Yuan as guide, we are ushered into the secret world behind the barbed wire, a world where kindness alternates with blinding cruelty and one has infinitely more to fear from one’s fellow prisoners than from the guards. Vivid in its historical detail, profound in its imaginative empathy, War Trash is Ha Jin’s most ambitious book to date.