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Mac's
Backs has three floors of new and used books and is located in Coventry
Village, a walking neighborhood just minutes from Cleveland's museums
and Case Western Reserve University. We have a large selection of
classics, mysteries, science fiction, and non-fiction. Mac's Backs
also hosts readings, book signings, author events, storytelling,
book clubs, and writing groups. We are a member of BookSense, a
partnership between independent and community bookstores nationwide. |
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Trade your books for ours! Mac's Backs is a book exchange ~ we give you credit towards used book purchases when you bring in your books.
Click Here to Make a Special Request.
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$24.00
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In her first work of satirical commentary, "The Worst Years of Our Lives," Barbara Ehrenreich skewered the Reagan era. Now she brilliantly dissects one of the cruelest decades in memory-the 2000s-in which she finds a nation scarred by deepening inequality, corroded by distrust, and shamed by its official cruelty.
ISBN: 9780805088403
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$14.95
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Dennis Orphen, in writing a novel, has stolen the life story of his friend, Effie Callingham, the former wife of a famous, Hemingway-like novelist, Andrew Callingham. Orphen's betrayal is not the only one, nor the worst one, in this hilarious satire of the New York literary scene. (Powell personally considered this to be her best New York novel.) Powell takes revenge here on all publishers, and her baffoonish MacTweed is a comic invention worthy of Dickens. And as always in Powell's New York novels, the city itself becomes a central character: "On the glittering black pavement legs hurried by with umbrella tops, taxis skidded along the curb, their wheels swishing through the puddles, raindrops bounced like dice in the gutter." Powell's famous wit was never sharper than here, but Turn, Magic Wheel is also one of the most poignant and heart-wrenching of her novels.
ISBN: 9781883642723
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$22.95
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Rotolo has written a moving account of the fertile years just before the circus of the 1960s was in full swing with Bob Dylan as the anointed ringmaster. She chronicles the backstory of Greenwich Village in the early days, when Dylan was honing his music skills and she was in the ring with him.
ISBN: 9780767926874
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$15.00
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In this eagerly anticipated follow-up to "Me Write Book," Bigfoot returns from exile to share his inspiring, hilarious, and often deeply disturbing experiences as a misunderstood forest gentleman and tragic media darling. Illustrated.
ISBN: 9780452289567
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$7.99
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From the lore of her people, the Sioux, Susan Power presents an extraordinary debut novel rich in drama and infused with magic. Set on a North Dakota reservation, this book weaves the stories of the old and the young, broken families, romantic rivals, and men and women in love and at war.
ISBN: 9780425149621
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Don't Know Much About History
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$27.50
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The bestselling author of Blue Latitudes takes readers on a thrilling and eye-opening voyage to pre-Mayflower America. An irresistible blend of history, myth, and misadventure, A Voyage Long and Strange captures the wonder and drama of first contact.
ISBN: 9780805076035
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