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Every year, the booksellers at Powell’s submit their Top Fives: their five favorite books that were released in 2023. It’s a list that, when put together, shows just how varied and interesting the book tastes of Powell’s booksellers are. I highly recommend digging into the recommendations — we would never lead you astray — but today...
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Im Afraid Youve Got Dragons
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Peter S Beagle
Karen B
, September 02, 2024
“After a lifetime writing whimsical stories and struggling to cover his bills, Beagle lost control of his intellectual property to his manager, Connor Freff Cochran, who also controlled his finances, and later claimed to friends and family that Beagle had dementia. Now, after a lengthy court battle in which he accused Cochran of financial elder abuse, Beagle has the rights to his work back…” https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/11/books/peter-beagle-the-last-unicorn.html?unlocked_article_code=1.Hk4.gfPK.qqRbEhnrKfCo&smid=url-share
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Amazing Adventures Of Kavalier & Clay
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Michael Chabon
Karen B
, January 06, 2013
Chabon is an amazing writer. This was the sort of book I picked up only because of its glowing reviews and not because I thought it suited my taste or had any relevance to me. Boy, was I wrong! Not about the glowing reviews, which it entirely deserves, but because it has relevance for any American or anyone who's chased a dream, pursued a goal, or been in love. And the writing is so delicious, so evocative, so concise--it's the kind of writing that makes you annoy your significant other by constantly reading choice bits aloud, and the kind of writing that, despite the annoyance, inspires your significant other to read the book as soon as you've finished it.
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All the Names
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Jose Saramago
Karen B
, September 10, 2011
I started reading this before Saramago died, and now there won't be any more new novels from him. This made the book, and the ending, all the more poignant. I love an ending that makes me want to start the book all over again because I know it will only deepen with rereading, and this was one of those books.
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Just Kids
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Patti Smith
Karen B
, January 02, 2011
I have to admit that I'm a big Patti Smith fan, so definitely biased. But this simple, direct, and touching story of the strange and beautiful relationship between Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe during their "once upon a time" haunted me for days. I highly recommend it for any artists-in-waiting.
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