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    Black HillsNovel

    Dan Simmons · standalone novel · 2010

    Ghost stories, eerie in tone, about identity, set in mountains.

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    E. L. Doctorow · standalone novel · 1975

    Literary & general, about class conflict and race and racism, set in big city.

    “With its layered storyline, Ragtime explores themes of racial injustice, class division, and the American Dream in American society.”

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    Eowyn Ivey · standalone novel · 2012

    Magical realism, about survival and grief and loss.

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    Michael Chabon · standalone novel · 2000

    Literary & general and superhero, about friendship and art and artists.

    “Together, they create The Escapist, a fictional superhero inspired by Joe’s desire to fight fascism and his struggle to rescue his family from Europe.”

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    Pete Hamill · standalone novel · 2002

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    Samantha Hunt · standalone novel · 2008

    About loneliness and art and artists, set in big city.

    “Other fictionalized versions of historical characters include Thomas Edison, George Westinghouse, and Mark Twain.”

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