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The cult novel *The Group* by American writer and critic Mary McCarthy—originally published in 1963 (and released in local editions, such as the 1987 version within popular book series)—is one of the boldest and most influential works...
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The historical novel depicts the struggle for power and the intrigues of the Venetian court, where the noble Teodora confronts dark forces, greed, and political manipulation.
*Not as a Stranger* is a moving novel about Lucas Marsh, a man obsessed with medicine. Through sacrifice and struggle, he learns that a good doctor must not only heal the body but also understand the human soul.