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Booklist reviews
Booklist
Graver, Elizabeth (Author)
Mar 2013. 352 p. Harper, hardcover, $24.99. (9780062184849).
For generations, the wealthy Porter family has sought...
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Publishers Weekly reviews
“Graver’s gifts—her control of time, her ability to evoke place and define character—are immense.” Publishers Weekly
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Expat Info Desk reviews
"a perfect read, engaging and well-thought out": ExpatInfoDesk.com's book review of my anthology Tales from the Expat Harem
"If you’re considering...
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Indy Week reviews
Nice review of Little Green Pig's production of Donald as a play:
"At the center of the minimal but striking set (which was designed by the protean O'Berski), Alex...
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The Arched Doorway reviews
Season of the Wolf is a very gory story, at times excessively so. It seemed to me that it rarely went more than a few pages without someone being...
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Horror World.org reviews
This might be the most ambitious novel Jeff Mariotte has ever written. Aside from a large cast of characters, Jeff has managed to work in the politically...
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Al-Khemia Poetica reviews
"Zabrisky has hit the ground running with a strong literary debut that furthers the great tradition of Russian literature into the 21st century."
“These are...
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Prairie Fire Review of Books reviews
It’s hard not to notice and be moved by the dedication of this book to the memory of Alden Nowlan, and I find it comforting that a relatively young man like Mark...
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ForeWord Magazine reviews
by John Knoerle
The Proxy Assassin
Book Three of the American Spy Trilogy
ForeWord Review
“Dumb cowards live longer than smart heroes,” quips reluctant spy Hal Schroeder as his...
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The Manhattan Review reviews
by Robert Sward
New & Selected Poems, 1957-present. Red Hen Press, 202 pp. $24.95 (paperback)
This humorous, thoughtful, and delightful poet expresses a childlike but...
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nycBigCityLit_Reviews reviews
Margo Berdeshevsky achieves an unusual trinity in her first book of poems, But a Passage in Wilderness. The collection is wonderfully experimental, exceptionally...
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Palm Beach Post reviews
Mrs. Ziegfeld (McFarland) is Grant Hayter-Menzies’ biography of one of the most distinctive actresses of her — or any — generation.... Hayter-Menzies’ book is...
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Random House reviews
“What Happened To My Sister is a gripping read that is at once heartbreaking and heartwarming. Flock masterfully combines a deeply affecting family drama with...
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YABooksCentral reviews
Humberto Hamster loves to read everything! Problem is his only friends are the books he loves. That all changes one night after a storm destroys the animals homes...
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The Metro reviews
Charlotte Greenwood burnished her little corner of the movie Oklahoma! as Aunt Eller, perhaps the most authentically Oklahoman character in the movie; Schulyer...
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Mike Snider’s Formal Blog at the Sonnetarium reviews
"Antonyms" is the most technically interesting of the death/breath poems. It's built like Herbert's "Easter Wings," starting with a pair of...
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VOYA reviews
The last thing that ex-star basketball player Chelsea Keyes has on her mind when she arrives at Camp Lake in the Woods is a summer of training. She is miserable,...
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Cocktails and Books reviews
This was a book that had me laughing and then cringing because Gunnar reminded me of some individuals I know who resembled poor Gunnar in more ways than one....
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Chico Enterprise Record reviews
Biblio File book review: A rollicking first novel from Doug Keister
By DAN BARNETT
Posted: 05/20/2010 12:00:00 AM PDT
Perhaps best known for his beautifully...
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