The best American nonrequired reading 2009

Presents selections of mainstream and alternative American literature, including both fiction and nonfiction, that discuss a broad spectrum of subjects.

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Other Authors: Eggers, Dave
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Boston [Mass.] : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009.
Series:Best American series
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction / Marjane Satrapi
  • Best American titles of books published in 2008
  • Best American titles of poems published in 2008
  • Best American censorship blunder
  • Best American festival names
  • Best American letter to the editor
  • Best American college annual alumni reports from 2008
  • Best American new band names
  • Best American hair analysis narrative
  • Best American anonymous postcards
  • Best American bank heists
  • Best American lawsuits
  • Best American Craigslist items and offers to barter
  • Best American police blotter items for Johnson County, Kansas
  • Best American karate tribute
  • Best American farmer's calendar column
  • Best American kids' letters to Obama
  • Best American comic by a French artist
  • Captioning for the blind / Rebecca Bengal
  • Relations / Eula Biss
  • Triplet / Susan Breen
  • Diary of a fire lookout / Philip Connors
  • Everything I know about my family on my mother's side / Nathan Englander
  • The ticking is the bomb / Nick Flynn
  • David foster Wallace / Jonathan Franzen
  • Monster / Rebekah Frumkin
  • Wild berry blue / Rivka Galchen
  • A product of this town / J. Malcolm Garcia
  • Your exhausted heart / Anne Gisleson
  • The chameleon / David Grann
  • Boomtown, Iraq / Denis Johnson
  • Million year boom / Tom Kaczynski
  • The temp / Amelia Kahaney
  • The briefcase / Rebecca Makkai
  • The good word / Yannick Murphy
  • Mississippi drift / Matthew Power
  • The outlaw bride / K.G. Schneider
  • How to work a locker room / Michelle Seaton
  • Further notes on my unfortunate condition / Nick St. John.