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Dalkey Archive Pr. 11/01/1995. 186 pgs. A novel made up of multiple tales in which the narrator keeps a journal concerning a novel written by his dead mistress. Philosophy, aesthetics, criticism, social commentary, love, and mysticism intertwine to form this complex story. This was Osman Lins's last novel, first published in Brazil in 1976. Originally published at $12.95 You save 92% off the cover price!

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St Martins Pr. 01/01/2005. Reprint. 233 pgs. New York City bicycle messengers--an under-explored group--are the focus of this novel, which follows the career of a young man named Whitey. He drops out of college, comes to the city, becomes a messenger, and lives by his wits as he explores Eastern mystic traditions. He also falls in love with a young Korean-Japanese woman named Yurika, who wants to embrace all the frivolous parts of American culture that Whitey is trying desperately to free himself from. Originally published at $13.00 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Tokyopop. 02/01/2004. 200 pgs. This charming, popular shojo manga (Japanese girls' comic), known as FURUBA in Japan, inspired the anime of the same name. Tohru Honda, a homeless orphan, finds shelter and welcome at the home of the Sohmas, a family who suffers from an unusual curse: they change into animals associated with the Chinese Zodiac whenever anyone of the opposite gender hugs them. The black-and-white art has some unusual and appealing textures and shading, particularly in the clothing and backgrounds, but is basically typical shojo in its character depictions: big eyes; small, sharp noses; and androgynously pretty boys. The book is typeset in its original Japanese right-to-left format, and also features sidebars of informal comments from the author/illustrator about the series and her personal life. Originally published at $9.99 You save 83% off the cover price!

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Tokyopop. 11/01/2004. 192 pgs. Father Takara Amakusa is a teenaged Roman Catholic priest and gifted exorcist. In this first volume of a shojo manga series, Takara must rescue a beautiful young woman marked with Kabbalistic symbols on her skin from a cult of Satanists, discover the secret past of a nun with the ability to resemble the beholder's loved ones, and deflect the curses of a vengeful fellow student. Western readers should be aware that the author/artist's depictions of the ways of the Catholic Church and of the priesthood are somewhat less than accurate. Future volumes may explain why Takara's father is himself a priest, and why it's not deemed inappropriate for Takara (who, by the way, is far too young to be a priest) to express interest in the opposite sex. But if one's disbelief at these details is suspended (and this is intended to be a fantasy, after all), CROSS Vol. 1 is quite an enjoyable read. The black-and-white art is all about the gorgeous, big-eyed characters. Reprinted in the original Japanese right-to-left format, the book also includes an explanation of some of the terms used in the text and an afterword by the author/artist. Originally published at $9.99 You save 90% off the cover price!

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