KEVIN RABALAIS

Kevin purchased one book every day from Maple Street Book Shop before Rhoda Faust hired him–three years later.

Americana by Don DeLillo (fiction)
Don DeLillo is at the forefront of American fiction. This, his first novel, is the seed from which all of his other books grow.

The Plague by Albert Camus (fiction)
This is Camus’s most passionately realized novel.

I Served the King of England by Bohumi Hrabal (fiction)
Pre-World War II. Hrabal creates a world where nothing is quite what is seems for the narrator.

Immortality by Milan Kundera (fiction)
In his last novel written in Czech, Kundera creates the ultimate literary symphony.

The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster (fiction)
Paul Auster grabs you from the first sentence of these literary labyrinths.