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      Slaves of New York

      by Tama Janowitz
      Published
      Oct 1986
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      General Fiction General Fiction
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      309
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      This collection of stories describes the life-styles of New York urbanites--young women, artists, an educated prositute--who find themselves sharing cramped Manhattan apartments and bobbing half-cheerfully, half-lost in the city

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      Mar 1989 Pocket ISBN13 9780671673079 ISBN10 0671673076
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      Jun 1987 Washington Square Press ISBN13 9780671636784 ISBN10 0671636782
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      Jun 1991 Washington Square Press ISBN13 9780671745240 ISBN10 0671745247
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      Jul 2002 Bloomsbury ISBN13 9780747560258 ISBN10 0747560250
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      Jul 2004 Bloomsbury (UK) ISBN13 9780747574606 ISBN10 074757460X
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      First Edition Oct 1986 Random House ISBN13 9780517561072 ISBN10 0517561077
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      Jul 2016 Roadswell Editions ISBN13 2940156717088
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      Jul 2016 Roadswell Editions ISBN10 B01JBRRAK0
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      Nov 2016 Roadswell Editions ISBN13 9781938263255 ISBN10 1938263251
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