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The Ordinary Seaman 

The Ordinary Seaman (1997)
A novel by Francisco Goldman

 
Awards
PEN/Faulkner Award for fiction (nominee)
Francisco, a young veteran of the war in Nicaragua, comes to New York with fourteen other men to staff Urua, a wreck of a ship sitting idle on a Brooklyn pier, leaving Francisco and his fellow crew members trapped, unable to find work or return home.

 
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Hardback Editions

February 1997 : Hardback
Title: The Ordinary Seaman
Author(s):: Francisco Goldman
ISBN: 0871136716 / 9780871136718 (USA edition)
Publisher: Atlantic Monthly Press
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Paperback Editions

1997 : Paperback
Title: The Ordinary Seaman
Author(s):: Francisco Goldman
ISBN: 080213548X / 9780802135483 (USA edition)
Publisher: Grove Press
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March 1998 : Paperback
Title: The Ordinary Seaman
Author(s):: Francisco Goldman
ISBN: 0571192092 / 9780571192090 (UK edition)
Publisher: Faber and Faber
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June 1997 : Paperback
Title: The Ordinary Seaman
Author(s):: Francisco Goldman
ISBN: 0571191010 / 9780571191017 (UK edition)
Publisher: Faber and Faber
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Audio Editions

1998 : Audio Cassette
Title: Ordinary Seaman
Author(s):: Francisco Goldman
ISBN: 0788725211 / 9780788725210 (USA edition)
Publisher: RECORDED BOOKS, INC.
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Kindle Editions

December 2007 : Kindle edition
Title: The Ordinary Seaman
Author(s):: Francisco Goldman
ISBN: B005012O7Q
Publisher: Grove Press
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January 1998 : Kindle edition
Title: The Ordinary Seaman
Author(s):: Francisco Goldman
ISBN: B0026IUOTG
Publisher: Grove Press
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