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ID:
015671
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Orlando, Harcourt Inc., 2004.
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xi, 208pBlack spine
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Summary/Abstract |
Here are four stories by the author of Life of Pi. In the title novella, a very young man dying of AIDS joins his friend in fashioning a story of the Roccamatio family of Helsinki, set against the yearly march of the twentieth century whose horrors and miracles their story echoes. In "The Time I Heard the Private Donald J. Rankin String Concerto with One Discordant Violin, by the American composer John Morton," a Canadian university student visits Washington, D.C., and experiences the Vietnam War and its aftermath through an intense musical encounter. In "Manners of Dying," variations of a warden's letter to the mother of a man he has just executed reveal how each life is contained in its end. The final story, "The Vita AEterna Mirror Company: Mirrors to Last till Kingdom Come," is about a young man who discovers an antique mirror-making machine that runs on memories and fashions a unique reflection of his relationship with his grandmother.
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The facts behind the Helsinki Roccamatios
The time I heard the Private Donald J.Rankin String Concerto with one discordant violin, by the American Composer John Morton
Manners of Dying
The Vita Aeterna Mirror Company : Mirrors to last till kingdom come
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9780151010905 Hb.
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I00637 | 813.54/MAR | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
017332
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Mumbai, Tej-Prasarini, 2012.
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121pWhite Spine
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'Letting go' dwells on the pain of the loss, the time taken to reconcile, the process of questioning God, the period of mourning and finally (if at all) coming to the realization that life must go on and that death is not the end...
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9788187060475 Pb.
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I01106 | 155.937/D'S | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
023889
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New York, Tundra Books, 1993.
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24pBlack Spine
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In this exciting episode of the ancient Gilgamesh epic, Gilgamesh the Kingand his beloved friend, Enkidu, undertake heroic adventures and slay terrible monsters. But there is one monster - death - which neither can conquer.
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9780887764363 Pb.
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021944 | 398.21/ZEM | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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