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Arkansas by David Leavitt. List Price:£6.99
	The three novellas in this volume explore themes of escape, exile and homecoming. In "Saturn Street" a disaffected screenwriter volunteers to deliver lunches to housebound AIDS patients and falls in love. "The Wooden Anniversary" and "The Term Paper Artist" are the other stories. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Paperback - 198 pages new edition (3 December, 1998) [Hits: 462]
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Family Dancing by David Leavitt. List Price:£6.99
	In this collection of short stories, Leavitt dissects the manicured landscape of middle-class America, laying bare the complications of passion, pain and evasion which twist the lives of its men, women and children. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Paperback - 238 pages Reissue (4 February, 1999) [Hits: 331]
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The Lost Language of Cranes by David Leavitt. List Price:£7.99
	On the surface, Philip's parents, Rose and Owen, live comfortable, settled lives. Their lives are about to be disturbed as they confront their son's long-concealed homosexuality. But there is a darker secret that could destroy a marriage and damage lives, and that secret belongs to Owen himself. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Paperback - 336 pages Reissue (January 1992) [Hits: 435]
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Martin Bauman by David Leavitt. List Price:£16.99
	At the dawn of the Reagan era, Martin Baumann, 19, clever, ambitious and insecure, is enrolled at a prestigious college under the tutelage of the enigmatic Stanley Flint, who can make or break writing careers. Moving through the 80s, Martin continues to be haunted by this elusive mentor. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Hardcover - 466 pages (6 April, 2000) [Hits: 310]
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The Marble Quilt by David Leavitt. List Price:$24.00
	In these stories, David Leavitt surveys, with characteristic grace and intelligence, the complicated terrain of human relationships, both in the present and the past. In The Infection Scene, a young man's determined effort to contract HIV is juxtaposed with an account of the early life of Lord Alfred Douglas. In the title story, an expatriate tries to make sense of his former partner's senseless murder. In Crossing St. Gotthard, the members of an American family traveling in Europe at the turn of the twentieth century find themselves confronting their own mortality as they plunge into a train tunnel in Switzerland. And in Black Box, the partner of a man killed in a plane crash is drawn into an unholy alliance with a fellow crash widow. Moving from Rome to San Francisco to Florida, from fin-de-siècle London to Hollywood in the early 1960s, these stories showcase the agility and sensitivity that have earned David Leavitt his reputation as one of the most innovative voices in contemporary short fiction. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Hardcover - 224 pages (21 September, 2001) [Hits: 278]
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The Page Turner by David Leavitt. List Price:£6.99
	At 18, Paul Porterfield aspires to play the piano at the world's great concert halls. So far the closest he has come has been to turn pages of sheet music for his idol - the dashing, temperamental, middle-aged Richard Kennington. When they meet again in Italy, the relationship becomes sexual. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Paperback - 244 pages new edition (1 April, 1999) [Hits: 440]
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While England Sleeps by David Leavitt. List Price:£6.99
	As facism surges in 1930s Europe, Brian, an upper-class writer, and Edward, an idealistic member of the Communist Party begin an affair, despite Brian's conviction that his homosexuality is something he will outgrow. As events push Edward to the point of crisis he is drawn into the chaos of war. Click here to buy from Amazon.co.uk
Paperback - 309 pages Paperback Original (Nov, 1997) [Hits: 460]
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