Danticat, Edwidge
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We’re Alone: Essays
A luminous, must-listen compilation of essays that limns the complexities of family, migration, trauma, and resilience.
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Art of Death: Writing the Final Story
Despite minor production flaws (the exact repetition of at least two sentences), this slim volume undoubtedly remains an insightful, even comforting literary gift. ["This emotional, brave work interrogates and bears witness to the ultimate unknown. Will appeal to readers looking for warmth and insight—whatever their personal circumstance": LJ 6/1/17 starred review of the Graywolf hc.]
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From "The Art of" series, this emotional, brave work interrogates and bears witness to the ultimate unknown. Will appeal to readers looking for warmth and insight—whatever their personal circumstance. [See Prepub Alert, 2/6/17.]
The Art of Death: Writing the Final Story
From "The Art of" series, this emotional, brave work interrogates and bears witness to the ultimate unknown. Will appeal to readers looking for warmth and insight—whatever their personal circumstance. [See Prepub Alert, 2/6/17.]
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Untwine
Although entirely suitable for teenage audiences, this audiobook would be a rich addition to any general fiction collection.
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A new offering from National Book Critics Circle Award-winning author Danticat is always cause for celebration. She has the ability to conjure up the rarified air of Haiti as she manages to pull tightly at one's heartstrings; this novel is no exception. Highly recommended. [See Prepub Alert, 2/4/13.]
Claire of the Sea Light
A new offering from National Book Critics Circle Award-winning author Danticat is always cause for celebration. She has the ability to conjure up the rarified air of Haiti as she manages to pull tightly at one's heartstrings; this novel is no exception. Highly recommended. [See Prepub Alert, 2/4/13.]
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Haiti Noir
The latest in the "Akashic Noir" series presents new stories by editor Danticat, as well as by Haitian and non-Haitian authors such as Evelyne Trouillot and Mark Kurlansky...
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Create Dangerously
Not just another writer's book about writing, this volume delves into the suffering that affects artists who suspend themselves from time and place to create. Ironically, the Haitian Danticat was initially an immigrant to the United States (at age 12), but her years spent away from Haiti have now made her an immigrant to Haiti. Thus, she is the bridge that suspends dangerously from shore to shore. Her book should be read by students, historians and lovers of well-crafted writing.
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