Instruction: Using the product's title, description, features, price, and brand, identify and retrieve the values associated with a specified set of target attributes. Output the extracted values along with their respective sources (e.g., title or feature) indicating where each value was found.

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Product title: The Fennel Family Papers: A Novel
Product description: Like Baldwin's acclaimed first novel, The Hard to Catch Mercy, which won the Lillian Smith Award for Fiction, his second is set in a South Carolina coastal town and sends up Southern Gothic. What's new here is a wickedly funny academic satire, grafted onto a manic plot featuring murder, madness, incest, a ghost and spirit possession. Ambitious, reclusive history professor Paul Danvers, desperate to achieve tenure, starts an affair with his student, Ginny Fennel, in order to gain access to the private papers of her notorious family, lighthouse keepers since the American Revolution, whose ancestors include slave dealers, black marketers and adventurers. As Paul sifts the Fennel archives?and as he fends off Ginny's uncle, homicidal maniac Leroy Ramona, who has incestuous designs on his niece?the self-centered professor stumbles upon family skeletons. Did Ginny's wheelchair-bound father become paralyzed by falling off a porch or by jumping from a lighthouse?or was he trying to fly, caught in a voodoo spell cast by the Fennels' Gullah-speaking black servant? Was lighthouse keeper Captain Jack Fennel, Ginny's great-grandfather, a Civil War hero or a murderously indifferent cook? As this gripping, macabre, witty romp progresses, and as deranged Ginny slips into the personality of her great-grand-aunt and thinks it's 1861, Paul seems ever more likely to perish than to publish. Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc., This is truly an odd novel. Mild-mannered to a fault, misfit professor Paul Danvors thinks he's hit academic pay dirt when his first sweetheart and student Ginny takes him home to meet her family, the Fennels. Keepers of a South Carolina lighthouse since before the Civil War, the Fennels reportedly have squirreled away historic papers that Paul hopes to bring to publication, ensuring his tenure. What he hasn't bargained for is the violence and madness of the household members, particularly Ginny's Uncle Leroy. By the time he realizes the situation he's in, Paul must struggle to survive the visit. Raucous, funny, and decidedly off-beat, this is surprisingly enjoyable reading from the author of the well-received The Hard To Catch Mercy (Algonquin, 1993).?Ann H. Fisher, Radford P.L., Va. Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product price: $0.44
Product brand: Visit Amazon's William P. Baldwin Page
Target attributes: Fiction Form
Answer: attribute: fiction form
value: novel
source: product title
attribute: fiction form
value: novel
source: product description