Three Farmers on Their Way to a DanceDazzling and audacious. . . Nothing short of astounding. Philadelphia Inquirer The critically acclaimed debut novel from the Pulitzer Prizewinning author of The Overstory and Playground. A writer of blistering intellect . . . [Powers is] a novelist of ideas and a novelist of witness, and in both respects, he has few American peers. Richard Eder, Los Angeles Times In the spring of 1914, renowned photographer August Sander took a photograph of three

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Leland was relegated to earthbound assignments

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which are illuminated by interviews with David Heyman

“One of the smartest young writers of her generation

including undercover operatives who looked LeRoux in the eye on a daily basis

Many curve balls

and a revolution—from Sara Raasch

Its unwavering purpose: getting laid

and his piercing attentiveness to the ever-present tension between the freedom of adolescence and the confining expectations of social propriety have made this timeless tale of Americana a revered classic for generations that continues to enthrall readers today

only to find themselves imprisoned on a ship they thought was their ticket to safety

including Graves’ Disease