Jim Paul

• May-1996
• / Literary
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• Oct-1997
• / General Fiction
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An “enormously entertaining” (Smithsonian), “clever, subtle, and adroit” account (Wall Street Journal) of how the author and his friend constructed a medieval siege engine in a San Francisco backyard. “So funny that I could n...

• Oct-1997
• / General Fiction
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Jim Paul muses on Western philosophy and the medieval mind as he makes his way through a harried weekend in Los Angeles yielding a delightful humorous book Bloomsbury Review whose every sentence bursts with information gorgeously put New Yorker...

• Jul-2003
• / Contemporary Romance
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Reclusive David Huntington writes rigorously meaningless poetry to great acclaim. But he lives fearfully, sleeping and working with earplugs, rarely going outside, drawing his life more closely around him every day. A wild parrot, a gift from his fat...

• Apr-2012
• / Fantasy Romance
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On her twenty-second birthday, Shannon Maguire spies a leprechaun in the back yard. Intent on making contact with the leprechaun, she rushes out the back door. As she steps onto the back porch, she falls into the Devil’s Tomb. With the help of the ...