There used to be a time when, once an author finished their last interview and […]
The Time Tutor, by Bee Ridgway
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Serendipity; Or, a post about two different, but related, things
January is the traditional month of resolutions. It seems only fitting that someone would eventually […]
Hyde, by Daniel Levine
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An Officer and a Spy, by Robert Harris
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A book that is more than a book
Books are “uniquely portable magic,” as Stephen King says. Carl Sagan calls them magical, too. […]
Day of the Oprichnik, by Vladimir Sorokin
No one has ever described Russia so well as Winston Churchill: “Russia is a riddle […]
Three Princes, by Ramona Wheeler
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The Furies, by Mark Alpert
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Reading ahead
I hate spoilers. Really, really hate them. I’ve been known to walk away from people […]