America FantasticaOBriens first novel in two decades was well worth the wait. . . . In the age of mythomania, OBrien takes aim at the lies that power this country, and how and why they sustain us. America Fantastica peers straight into the dark heart of the American psyche, and it's unafraid of the comedy and tragedy staring back. Esquire, Best Books of the Fall An American Master returns: the author of The Things They Carried delivers his first new novel in two

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After more than a dozen years developing recipes for food and health magazines and collaborating with noted pastry chefs

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