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Temping – by Kirby Olson
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Red – by Ted Dekker
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The Right Madness – by James Crumley
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Present Value – By Sabin Willett
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No Man’s Dog: A Detective Sergeant Mulheisen Mystery – by Jon A. Jackson
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The Nimrod Flipout – by Etgar Keret
May 14, 2026You know how sometimes you’ll be having dinner with a woman and then, as the sun...
Night Swimming – by Robin Schwarz
May 14, 2026What would you do if you went to your doctor for a routine check up only...
Mission To America – by Walter Kirn
May 12, 2026Walter Kirn’s Mission to America has a confused, nearly schizophrenic, personality, which isn’t necessarily a negative.
Kornwolf by Tristan Egolf
May 12, 2026Kornwolf raises the question of whether or not one can endure one’s heritage. We all have...




