Laurie Foos

• Oct-1996
• / General Fiction
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Laurie Foos-”the unholy love child of Franz Kafka and Erica Jong” (Philadelphia Inquirer)-gives us a “wonderfully deranged and stunning” novel (Fay Weldon, Los Angeles Times Book Review) about the hullabaloo that ensues when a woman somehow l...

• Jul-1998
• / General Fiction
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A “baroque, surreal, and witty” novel (Ms.) about art, bowling, sex, and hairspray-”a mad tale of a mad genius, by a young author who may be a genius herself” (Kirkus Reviews).
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• Oct-1999
• / Fantasy
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• Sep-2002
• / General Fiction
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The twisted, eccentric characters in this hilarious metaphor-stretching novel are ripped straight from today’s tabloids: a man obsessed with Spiderman, whose ir-responsibility has reached such epic proportions that he literally reverts to being ...

• May-2005
• / General Fiction
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“A wonderful mixture of insecurity and insanity. Every line of Laurie Foos’ new novel is suffused with intelligence, wit and daring. Exhilarating!” -- Fay Weldon

A fabulist for the twenty-first century, Laurie Foos is back with a whip-...

• Oct-2012
• / General Fiction
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What do you do when something magical happens…in your own backyard? Linda and Earl are a happy couple. Although married for many years, they have never had children. Still, they are content being together, and watching reruns of “I Love Lucy” k...

• Jul-2015
• / Literary
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This surreal novel tells a familiar story of grief in a unique way through an irresistible chorus of female voices -- “haunting and healing in equal measure” (Kirkus Reviews). In a small lakeside town where summer people flock to vacation, moth...

• Nov-2018
• / General Fiction
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In many ways, the Hamilton children are like any other kids. Eleven-year-old Mia and ten-year-old Will love playing Minecraft, eating pizza, and playing in the yard. But Mia knows that because Will is on the autism spectrum, some things are differ...

• Jun-2022
• / Magical Realism
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Ava was born with wings. No one called them that until she was two years old. She hides her wings under a special device her father made for her. She never takes off her backpack at school. No one knows her secret, not even her best friend Theo, who ...