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by Sass, Adam Length: 417 pages Subjects:
ISBN: 9781635830613 ISBN: 9781635830620 ISBN: 1635830621 |
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by Stampp, Kenneth M. Length: ix, 435, xiii p. ; Subjects:
ISBN: 0679723072 ISBN: 9780679723073 |
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by Shetty, Jay Length: 328 pages Subjects:
ISBN: 1982149817 ISBN: 198213450X ISBN: 9781982134501 ISBN: 9781982134488 ISBN: 1982134488 |
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by Alvarez, Julia Length: 256 pages ; Subjects:
ISBN: 9781643750507 ISBN: 1643750259 ISBN: 9781643750255 |
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by Moshfegh, Ottessa Length: 259 pages ; Subjects:
ISBN: 9781984879363 ISBN: 9781984879356 ISBN: 1984879367 |
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by Emezi, Akwaeke Length: 245 pages Subjects:
ISBN: 9780525541608 ISBN: 0525541616 ISBN: 0525541608 |
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by Figueres, Christiana Length: xxvi, 210 pages : Subjects:
ISBN: 052565836X ISBN: 9780525658351 ISBN: 0525658351 |
The 2020 National Book Award Winners were announced Wednesday evening, November 18th. The prize for fiction went to Charles Yu for his book, Interior Chinatown and the nonfiction honor was bestowed upon Les Payne and Tamara Payne for their biography of Malcolm X, The Dead Are Arising. After a very long list of nominees were named earlier in the year, 25 writers were named finalists in October 2020.
While the school is supporting distance learning, the librarians are here to help, no matter where you are. If you have trouble accessing any of the library's resources, are looking for research/citation support, have questions, or need anything at all, please email us. Irene duPont Library is committed to supporting our community during this time.
While we miss all the personal interactions with the students through the many classes that go on throughout any given day or evening in the library, we can of course connect remotely. The librarians continue to provide help to students and faculty to support their research and classwork.
While librarians continue to work remotely, we hope you enjoy our virtual displays and perhaps even find a book that interests you. The virtual display offers a selection of books and ebooks that are hyperlinked to take you directly to our catalog.
If you click this link, you will see our current New to the Collection displays. What's new in fiction and nonfiction. December is Universal Human Rights month. Our virtual display is just a small sampling of what's included in the library's collection.
For off-campus access of any subscription resource (i.e. paid-for databases), you'll be prompted to login first to OpenAthens. Your username is your "firstname.lastname" (for example john.smith); please contact us for the password, or if you have questions.
