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Book Review: Red April by Santiago Roncagliolo
Peruvian author uses crime genre to explore the effects of the struggle between the country's government and the Shining Path revolutionaries.
Read More »Book Review: This Day In Music by Neil Cossar
People, concerts and bestselling records among second edition of pop and rock music events for each day of the year.
Read More »Book Review: Our Tragic Universe by Scarlett Thomas
Scarlett Thomas ponders immorality, simulated universes, and the "storyless story" in her latest novel.
Read More »Book Review: Captive: My Time as a Prisoner of the Taliban by Jere Van Dyk
American journalist's open discussion of being held captive by the Taliban shows readers the human aspect of his experience.
Read More »Book Review: Werewolf Smackdown by Mario Acevedo
A wonderful creation that manages to successfully marry genres without sacrificing anything of what makes either of them intriguing.
Read More »Book Review: The Good Fairies Of New York by Martin Millar
You've heard of cyberpunk - welcome to the world of faepunk.
Read More »Book Review: The Book of Firsts: 150 World-Changing People and Events from Caesar Augustus to the Internet by Peter D’Epiro
A wonderfully engaging treasure trove of information.
Read More »Book Review: Indian Summer by Tracy Richardson
Marcie's summer is about to go from flat-out boring to fantastically amazing.
Read More »Book Review: Sashenka by Simon Montefiore
Historian's skills and experience are suffused through a novel dealing with three tumultuous periods in Russian history.
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