Philipp Blom The Overlook Press ($27.95) by Allison Slavick The phenomenon of collecting has been documented for around 500 years. Early on there were reliquaries,

André Breton Translated by Simon Watson Taylor MFA Publications ($29.95) by Jay Besemer Autumn 2002 saw a strange conjunction in the art world. In November,

Ray Bradbury William Morrow & Company ($24.95) by Ryder Miller Once touted as "the worlds greatest living science fiction writer," Ray Bradbury remains one of

Sherman Alexie Grove Press ($24) by Anne Bergen-Aurand and Brian Bergen-Aurand "That's Sherman, not Shaman." At a reading for this new short story collection at

Yasmina Khadra Translated by Linda Black The Toby Press ($19.95) by Kevin Carollo How can you forget when you spend your time betraying your memory,

Jonathan Lethem Doubleday ($26) by Eric Lorberer Holding up Saul Bellow's The Adventures of Augie March as the Great American Novel, Martin Amis praises the

The Fortress of Solitude Jonathan Lethem Doubleday ($26) by Eric Lorberer Holding up Saul Bellow's The Adventures of Augie March as the Great American Novel,

Michel Houellebecq Translated by Frank Wynne Knopf ($25) by Joel Turnipseed If the pure product of America is insanity, what have we gotten from the

The Silver Gryphon Edited by Gary Turner and Marty Halpern Golden Gryphon Press ($27.95) Angel Body And Other Magic for the Soul Edited by Chris

by Chris McCreary Craig Watson's "Statement," published in The L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E Book, addresses how he was initially attracted to Language writing because he felt a "camaraderie