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Just throwing it out there: Patrimony by Philip Roth -- An account of the death by cancer of the father of the acclaimed author. Shaking Hands with the Devil by Romeo Dallaire -- About the Rwandan Genocide from the perspective of the UN forces leader. Arc of Justice by Kevin Boyle -- Won the...

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Everyman by Philip Roth.

I know it isn't officially out till next month, but I've already seen Philip Roth's new hardcover Everyman in stores. I just got out of class where we read eleven of his books, and I'm now a fan. Just wonderin' if anybody's picked it up yet and, if they have, what their impressions are.

While the short stories are great, it's the story arcs that are really amazing. My favorite thus far is Season of Mists, followed by Brief Lives and The Doll House. I've yet to read the last three volumes, but I've heard the last two are the best so I'm extremely excited. And don't judge...

Okay, I'm looking to branch out to some new authors, and I was wondering which work you all considered to be the prime introduction. If anybody else has a question regarding a certain author, perhaps they can list and we could keep this thread going? Anyway, here's my list: Albert Camus...