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Mother's Ashes 3: Stories by South Asian Women in Canada and the
United States Edited by Nurjehan Aziz $19.96 (regular price, $24.95) Following the greatly acclaimed first two volumes in this series, this collection brings together more first-rate stories by South Asian women that—whether set in their home countries or those of their adoption—explore with profound and sensitive insight the inner tenor of women’s lives caught between places, cultures, and generations. 
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The Writing Circle By Rozena Maart $16.76 (regular price, $20.95) In Cape Town, South Africa, five women gather every Friday night to discuss their writing lives. On one of these evenings, a brutal act of violence disrupts the lives of the five women. "... beautifully written, heartbreaking piece. If your book club is looking for a book to spark meaningful conversation and bring awareness to the group, no matter where you live, The Writing Circle will deliver that and more." —carp(e) libris
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Return to Arcadia By H Nigel Thomas $16.76 (regular price, $20.95)
When at age 51, Joshua
Éclair—victim of a pygmalianism gone awry—emerges from
amnesia in a hospital in Montreal, he must explore what
makes him want to erase his identity, and must undertake the
process of exorcising what has brought him to this pass.
"Thomas offers a fine story of
forgiveness, self-actualization, and belonging."
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The Palm
Leaf Fan and Other Stories By Kwai-Yun Li $15.16 (regular price, 18.95) From crumbling shops in Chinatown to decaying tanneries in Tangra, Kwai-yun Li's collection of linked short stories expose us to the life of a marginalized community in postcolonial Calcutta. "The most striking element of Li’s writing is her ability to synthesize delicate, rich imagery with the dirt of reality." —City Masala 
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The Fourth Canvas By Rana Bose $16.76 (regular price, $20.95) In the early 1970s a reclusive artist and philosopher disappears in Paris after completing a fantastic series of canvases that trace the rise and fall of empires. Eventually his bloated body is dragged from the Seine. "The Fourth Canvas is an intellectual thriller, an ambitious novel of ideas full of juicy characters. Rana Bose tackles the enigma at the heart of all great thinkers and doers." —Marianne Ackerman
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