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I’ve read most of Joe Clifford’s works and found A Moth to Flame to be his best so far. He tells...
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The Zanzibar Chest was absolutely fascinating. It’s terrific reading, so good it was short-listed...
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Return to Lerici is the second of a so-far two book series, continuing the story of the Greene...
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During the recent upsurge in hostilities between Israel and Palestine, I stumbled across Mornings...
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I got this book thinking it was an art heist story, one of my favorite genres. I enjoyed it,...
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Crazy for Trying is a bit of a genre-bending novel: coming of age meets women’s fiction meets...
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I’ve read several of Paul Theroux’s nonfiction books (having just finished The Last Train to Zone...
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Having been interested in Gandhi and India since my twenties and having read a good deal about...
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