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008	120131s2012 nyu 000 1 eng
010	‡a 2012001355
020	‡a9780061493348 (hardcover) :‡c$27.99
020	‡a0061493341 (hardcover)
020	‡a9780061493355 (trade pb)
020	‡a006149335X (trade pb)
035	‡a(OCoLC)774863957
035	‡a(OCoLC)ocn774863957
035	‡a1545636
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099	‡aFICTION‡aChabon,‡aM.
100	‡aChabon, Michael.
245	‡aTelegraph Avenue :‡ba novel /‡cMichael Chabon.
250	‡a1st ed.
260	‡aNew York :‡bHarper,‡cc2012.
300	‡a468 p. ;‡c24 cm.
520	‡aIn this novel the author takes us to Telegraph Avenue. It is a story that explores the profoundly intertwined lives of two Oakland, California families, one black and one white. Here he creates a world grounded in pop culture: Kung Fu, 1970s Blaxploitation films, vinyl LPs, jazz and soul music, and an epic of friendship, race, and secret histories. Longtime band mates Archy and Nat preside over Brokeland Records, a used-record emporium. All is well until a former NFL quarterback, one of the country's richest African Americans, decides to build his latest Dogpile megastore on nearby Telegraph Avenue. Not only could this spell doom for the little shop and its cross-race, cross-class dream, but it opens up past history regarding Archy's untethered dad and a Black Panther-era crime.
650	‡aMale friendship‡vFiction.
650	‡aFamily secrets‡vFiction.
650	‡aDomestic fiction.
651	‡aOakland (Calif.)‡vFiction.
651	‡aBerkeley (Calif.)‡vFiction.
695	‡aFICTION / Literary‡bFIC019000
852	‡hFICTION‡iChabon, M.‡0$27.99‡41‡r3‡51‡u2‡71‡y6‡w1‡jDewey Decimal‡qIn-Process‡dPPL‡9Item generated Sep 10 2012 8:39AM
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