Thread: wanted: T.Coraghessan Boyle

I'm looking for anything by T.Coraghessan Boyle, no matter if short stories or novels.

In trade I can offer:

- "What We Have Lost" by Graydon Carter, editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair; 338 pages. "How the Bush administration has curtailed freedoms, ravaged the environment and damaged America and the world."

- "Guantanamo" - my journey - by David Hicks; 456 pages. The story of a young Australian who was deemed a terrorist and imprisoned in Guantanamo Bay. "D.H.'s story of endurance through injustice is one that every Australian should hear."

- "Reconciliation" by Benazir Bhutto, 328 pages. "Islam, Democracy & the West." - Written shortly before she was killed by extremists.

All three books are hardcovers and in as new condition.

Paperback: "Wild Swans" by Jung Chan, 690 pages. "Three daughters of China." Winner of the 1992 NCR Book Award and the British Book of the Year Award. "Immensely moving and unsettling; an unforgettable portrait of the brain-death of a nation." Sunday Times.

Anything by Flann O'Brien would do, too.

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"Joe had been explaining things in the meantime. He said it was again the beginning of the unfinished, the re-discovery of the familiar, the re-experience of the already suffered, the fresh-forgetting of the unremembered. Hell goes round and round. In shape it is circular and by nature it is interminable, repetitive and very nearly unbearable." - Flann O'Brien: The Third Policeman