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  • Written by: Russell Banks
  • Narrated by: Zach Villa
  • Length: 13 hrs and 3 mins
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Continental Drift

Written by: Russell Banks
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Now available for the first time in audiobook format, a powerful literary classic from one of contemporary fiction's most acclaimed and important writers. Russell Banks' Continental Drift is a masterful novel of hope lost and gained and a gripping, indelible story of fragile lives uprooted and transformed by injustice, disappointment, and the seductions and realities of the American dream.

©1985 Russell Banks (P)2016 HarperCollins Publishers
Classics Historical Fiction World Literature Literary Fiction
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A classic

Fabulous book on the life of a common man. Exquisite detail on the hard edge of America

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