January free e-book Thousands of Broadways by Robert Pinsky

Mark Kohut markekohut at yahoo.com
Mon Jan 3 15:27:50 CST 2011




  
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Broadway, Main Street, and Central Avenue all signal the public center of the 
American small town. Thousands of them. Politicians may wax sentimental over 
small town life, but in Thousands of Broadways Robert Pinsky (hometown: Long 
Branch, NJ)  explores the nightmarish side as well—the welcoming yet 
suffocating, warm yet prejudicial character of small towns during their heyday. 


Get your free e-book editionof Thousands of Broadways during the month of 
January.

Also, this month get the e-book and print editions of Shakespeare’s Freedom by 
Stephen Greenblatt and The Writer as Migrant by Ha Jin at 30% off the list 
price. Use promo code RICE30.
  

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