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  • Heaven

    by Manuel Vilas ...
    Translated by James Womack ...
    A collection of dark, funny Iberian poems about drinking, sex and death. Manuel Vilas speaks in the voice of bitter experience, experience which seems intent on sending him up. He is a novelist as well as a poet, and his poems tell stories as the speaker moves quixotically across the map and between romances. His instinct for rhythm gives the reader a firm sense of place and tone. Universal in ... Read more

    $19.99 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Ordesa

    A Novel

    by Manuel Vilas ...
    Translated by Andrea Rosenberg ...
    ”A meditation on yearning, solitude, and self; a soul storm, a mirage of phantom figures . . . a book of deep reckoning.” —The New York Times Book ReviewThe #1 international bestselling phenomenon—a profound and riveting story of love, loss, and memory.A man at a crossroads in the middle of his life considers the place where he’s from, and where his parents have recently died. In the face of ... Read more

    Was $9.99 CAD Now $6.99 CAD

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    Ordesa

    A Novel

    by Manuel Vilas ...
    Narrated by John Pirhalla ...

    Unabridged

    9 hours 37 min

    ”A meditation on yearning, solitude, and self; a soul storm, a mirage of phantom figures . . . a book of deep reckoning.” —The New York Times Book ReviewThe #1 international bestselling phenomenon—a profound and riveting story of love, loss, and memory.A man at a crossroads in the middle of his life considers the place where he’s from, and where his parents have recently died. In the face of ... Read more

    $23.99 CAD

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  • Horizontal Vertigo

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