The Moscoviad
Yuri Andrukhovych
Lampoon of Ukrainians living in Moscow during the late times of the Soviet Empire. Each character presents a version of derangement in terms both political and social. A comedy of universal error.

by Anne Rice (1992)
Set in 1840's New Orleans, this historical novel traces the journey of the community of free people of color who were feared and ignored by whites. Suspended between worlds of black and white, finding stability only int their own community, they live in tension and ambiguity that form their greatest strength and their greatest weakness. The protagonist is a 14 year old boy named Marcel with one white and one free black parent. Together with his sister and two close friends they deal with the transition of adolescence and its mirror in the ambiguity of their social position. Marcel awakens when his idol, a famous novelist and free man of color comes to New Orleans to open a school. Marcel has been promised an education by his rich white father and Marcel intends to make it at Christophe's school. Meanwhile, his sister Marie is being courted by a prosperous and respected friend of Marcel's, but her vulnerability and the plans of other jeopardize her happiness. Marcel is making his own journey to adulthood through relationships with Christophe and his family. When it is announced that Marcel is to learn a trade to support himself instead of finish academic study, Marcel rebels, is removed from school, and wanders seeking the truth about who he is and what he was meant to do.
Yuri Andrukhovych
Lampoon of Ukrainians living in Moscow during the late times of the Soviet Empire. Each character presents a version of derangement in terms both political and social. A comedy of universal error.
Jane Aiken Hodge
2nd book in the Purchas/Purchis saga. At the end of Judas Flowering, Hart and Mercy were reunited and preparing to marry. Wide is the Water opens with Hart leaving Mercy to find his cousins in New England while he returns to fight.
Christopher Pike
There is something wrong with some of the people of Madison. They look the same, they talk the same. The even seem to love the same. Yet late at night, when few are watching, they meet and talk among themselves. About the foolishness of people, and the end of the human race. They do more than talk, for these people are no longer really people at all. Something has entered their skulls, pierced their souls, and changed them into strange alien beings that have only one desire - to transform humanity into a nightmarish race that exists only to inflict pain.
Edward Packard
Read the book over and over while creating a new ghost story ever time. Readers can decide between choices how they want the story to end.