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FICTION

BLUEBEARD by Kurt Vonnegut (Dell: $4.95). An Armenian painter has greater success in developing nascent painters’ work than his own. He is consoled by a prolific writer of young-adult books and a secret he keeps hidden in a potato barn.

FRIED GREEN TOMATOES AT THE WHISTLE STOP CAFE by Fannie Flagg (McGraw-Hill: $5.95). Actress Flagg has written a captivating tale of a small Southern town where the denizens do not always find life easy, but it’s filled with precious memories--and a few choice recipes!

SEARCH THE SHADOWS by Barbara Michaels (Berkley: $4.50). Michaels, an archeologist by training, creates a story of a young Egyptology student who is mystified by the premature death of her mother and the identity of her father.

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A MAN RIDES THROUGH by Stephen R. Donaldson (Del Rey: $4.95). Terisa Morgan follows her companion Gerarden through the mirror in this sequel to “The Mirror of Her Dreams.”

WINTERS’ TALES: Stories and Observations for the Unusual by Jonathan Winters (Random House: $5.95). Comedian and painter Winters, a man for all seasons, can add author to his talents since penning these eclectic writings.

NONFICTION

THE PULITZER PRIZES: Volume Two 1988 by Kendall J. Wills (Touchstone: $12.95) Beginning in 1917, the Pulitzers have been one of the most coveted awards in journalism. Here are the newest inductees’ stories, photographs, cartoons and criticisms.

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THE BEST by Peter Passell (Penguin: $5.95). Passell polls, tallies and proclaims the winners from peanut butter to mutual funds.

BEST EVIDENCE: Disguise and Deception in the Assassination of John F. Kennedy by David S. Lifton (Carroll & Graf: $11.95). Lifton joins a tenacious group of professionals who subscribe to the conspiracy theory in the assassination of President Kennedy. His theory rests on a preponderance of possible forgeries of medical documents and discrepancies in the appearance of Kennedy’s wounds.

AMERICA IS MY NEIGHBORHOOD by Willard Scott with Daniel Paisner (Simon & Schuster: $6.95). NBC’s good will ambassador shares how he has made the nation his backyard.

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CELEBRATE THE WONDER: A Family Christmas Treasury by Kristin M. Tucker and Rebecca Lowe Warren (Ballantine: $6.95). Rich with activities for the whole family and explanations of the myths, meaning and sentiments of the holiday season.

SELF-HELP / REFERENCE

THE FIRESIDE COMPANION TO THE THEATRE by Ethan Mordden (Fireside: $12.95). A miscellany of contemporary and classic theater facts, figures and sundries.

THE ARTHUR ANDERSEN TAX GUIDE AND PLANNER 1989 (Perigee Books: $7.95). A year-round tax guide that includes the highlights of the new tax laws and how to make the most of them.

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