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New in August: Best Thought, Worst Thought and The Half-Known World


Cover image of Best Thought, Worst ThoughtBest Thought, Worst Thought: On Art, Sex, Work, and Death by Don Paterson
Finally, a gift book for those who hate gift books. No deep thoughts, touching anecdotes, or bits of wisdom here. Just "clever, addictive, and funny" aphorisms. (Nick Hornby)
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Cover image of Half-Known WorldThe Half-Known World: On Writing Fiction by Robert Boswell
A rigorous examination of the workings of fiction by novelist Robert Boswell, “one of America’s finest fiction writers.” (Tom Perrotta)
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More books from Graywolf Press:

product image By Niall Griffiths
“Wreckage is really a remarkable piece of work. In the foreground is a caper story; in the background, a poetically expressed, apocalyptic history of Liverpool.”—Daily Telegraph
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"Written chiefly from time living in the Alaskan heartland, the frontier of elements, weather, and survival figure prominently in these poems. This is a collection of poetry that transcends its pages." —Harvard Review
product image By Joanna Kilmartin and Anouar Benmalek
"I was swept along by the beautifully constructed story of Anna and Nasreddine, whose love survives a half century of war and terror in post-colonial Algeria. Benmalek is a master of the poetics of separation." —Alice Kaplan
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Selected by the Poetry Foundation from more than 1,600 submissions, The King’s Question is the winner of the Emily Dickinson First Book Award, which recognizes an American poet over the age of fifty who has yet to publish a book of poetry.

product image By Jason Shinder

"I love these poems for their unbearable honesty. I love what these poems say and I love the form in which they say it. Jason Shinder is one of the finest of our new poets." —Gerald Stern


NEWS FROM GRAYWOLF PRESS:
Jason Shinder has received a 2007 Literature Fellowship from the NEA. This award encourages the production of new work by affording promising writers the time and means to write. Each literature fellow receives a $20,000 award.

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