Books by Our Associated Writers
Listed below are other works from our writer friends from San Miguel PEN. The Chicago Network for Justice and Peace is not endorsing the opinions or views expressed in the books, nor are we responsible for the information provided by the author or the publisher about how to obtain them.
Reading Faster and Understanding More, Book One (Fifth Edition)
This well-organized workbook is an all-inclusive developmental reading text. It is packed with captivating readings for college students who do not yet read at college level and integrates vocabulary and study skills throughout. Every chapter offers strategies for improving reading cmprehension and reading rate, plus ample opportunity for practicing those skills. For reading levels H-I-J.
The Fiction of Hortense Calisher
critical study of the American writer, Hortense Calisher
University of Delaware Press
The jews
THE JEWS is the saga of the Luminovs, of their achievements and their heritage, and of the nation they helped build over three generations: Zavel & Marya, fleeing from Russian programs, come to America, not knowing or understanding the test that awaits them; Daniel & Alma, forbidden to marry, their hopes shattered by the bitter hatred of their parents, they learn the cost of rebellion, and pledge their lives with a bond more sacred than marriage. Sadie & Christopher—She a flapper in the Jazz Age, he heir to the Harrington fortune, they have everything they want, but they live in a nation that envies their wealthy and pays with violence. David & Zosa, fiercely loyal to each other, clinging to their transcendent ambitions.
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AMO
Black humor science fiction satire in which Amo is a feminist centerfold from outer space sent to earth to teach earthmen equality.
"The most sexually vivid novel ever written by a woman." –David Markson.
"A women's liberation classic."—Barbara Seaman
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San Miguel Notebook
"Sharp, distilled tales of tenderness, poetry, humor and passion. San Miguel in refractions: 'Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird' as Wallace Stevens put in once. Here, fourteen."
- Tony Cohan
De venta en San Miguel en /on sale in San Miguel in Tecolote Books, El Colibrí, La Tienda de la/the Store in the Biblioteca Pública y/and Libreria Educal de Bellas Artes.