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the Stories That Pay What Mansfield Calls 'A Debt of Love' to New Zealand Are As Sharply Etched As the European Stories

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Philip Roth's Twenty-Seventh Book Takes Its Title From an Anonymous Fifteenth-Century English Allegorical Play Whose Drama Centres on the Summoning of the Living to Death and Whose Hero

God Grew Tired of Us the Stories That Pay WhatNow in Paperback, "God Grew Tired of Us" is a Book With Passion, Sadness, Fear, Perseverance, Joy and Humor Written by John Dau, a Member of the Dinka Tribe of Southern Sudan, Who Recounts His Experiences As a Refugee From the Civil War That Has Been Fought in His Country Since 1983 and Resulted in the Death of Hundreds of Thousands of Sudanese. Among the Millions of Refugees Who Sought Refuge in Neighboring Countries Were a Group of About 20,000