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White Jazz by James Ellroy

L.A. Confidential (La Quartet) (Mysterious press) by James Ellroy

The Big Nowhere (La Quartet, #2) by James Ellroy

The Black Dahlia (Cover Price Includes $ .50 F-P-T Amount) (La Quartet) by James Ellroy

Toronto Noir (Akashic Noir) by

The Whites by Harry Brandt and Richard Price

Clockers (Bloomsbury Modern Library) by Richard Price

Redeployment (Canons) by Phil Klay

The Peripheral (The Jackpot Trilogy, #1) by Dr William Gibson

Rebirth of a Nation by Jackson Lears

Railroaded by Richard White

Clearing the Plains by James W. Daschuk

Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon

Dead Wake by Erik Larson

The Prague Cemetery by Professor of Semiotics Umberto Eco

Baudolino by Professor of Semiotics Umberto Eco

Island of the Day Before by Professor of Semiotics Umberto Eco

The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Kennebec Large Print Perennial Favorites Collection) (Modern Library Classics (eBook)) by Charles Dickens

Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens

A Tale of Two Cities (School Classics S.) (Wordzworth Classics) (Eye Classics) (Oxford Bookworms Library: Stage 4) (Elephant Classics, #11) (Oxford Playscripts S.) (Bibliolife Reproduction) (Kennebec Large Print Perennial Favorites Collection) (Penguin Joint Venture Readers S.) (King's Treasury S.) (Classic Literature Collection, #11) (Globe Adapted Classics) (Greenwich House Classics Library) (A Signet classic) (Classroom Reading Plays) (Clear Type Classics S.) (Book Notes S.) (Retold Classic Novels) (Modern Library (Paperback)) by Charles Dickens

Little Dorrit (Little Dorrit, #1) (Tantor Unabridged Classics) (Priory Classics - Series Three) (Modern Library Classics (eBook)) (Signet Books) by Charles Dickens

Hard Times (Everyman's University Library) (Victorian, #111) (Orient Blackswan Abridged Texts) (Methuen English Texts) (Nelson Graded Readers) (Sangam abridged texts) (Alpha Books S.) (Unexpurgated Start Classics) (Elite Illustrated) (Classic Books, #189) by Charles Dickens

Revival (Fantastique) by Stephen King

Bleak House (Bleak House , #2) (Textplus) by Charles Dickens