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• Review: The Fate in the Box by Michelle Lovric

  

  Exciting, highly original adventure for 8+ readers Michelle Lovric has created a truly bizarre and unsettling version of Venice under the dictatorship of the... Read more

  The 28 May 2013 by   Bethkemp
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• I Absolutely Love Bookstores: DC Bookstore Crawl Part 1 of 3

  

  A couple of months ago I was in the States for a friends wedding/mini-break. The wedding was in Virginia, I stayed in Maryland, and went down to DC a few times. Read more

  The 27 May 2013 by   Bookshy
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• Yes, But I Don’t Like Him

  

  I suppose if there was a message to the 20th century, it was that there is no longer anyone trustworthy at the wheel. Not necessarily in a cosmic sense, but in... Read more

  The 26 May 2013 by   Litlove
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• Review–The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly

  

  The Book Of Lost Things by John Connolly Summary: High in his attic bedroom, twelve-year-old David mourns the death of his mother, with only the books on his... Read more

  The 24 May 2013 by   Megan Love Literature Art & Reason
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• Not Writing is Easier Than Writing, Right?

  

  To plan for this topic, I decided to not write anything creative for a WHOLE week. This seemed easy as I’d just finished off my portfolio and felt like a break... Read more

  The 24 May 2013 by   Ashleylister
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• Dead White Males (The Aspern Papers)

  

  Many years -- even decades -- ago I was co-opted into the study of 'women's writing'. At first a little dubious, I soon became a fully paid up member, both in m... Read more

  The 22 May 2013 by   Drharrietd
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• V.S.Naipaul’s Family Letters

  

  I’ve actually still not begun to read my latest Landing Eight novel due to being drawn to dipping into a volume of letters between V.S (Vido) Naipaul and his... Read more

  The 21 May 2013 by   Chris Mills
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• Silk Road Ruminations

  

  By Beth Green While the sun made its way down behind the far hills, I crouched by a rock wall in a long-destroyed temple in the middle of the JiaoheRuins and... Read more

  The 21 May 2013 by   Noveladventurers
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• Review: Never Tell

  

  Never Tell by Alafair Burke Series: Ellie Hatcher #4 Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Mystery Suspense Pages: 368 (Hardback) Source: TLC Book Tours Author's Website |... Read more

  The 20 May 2013 by   Bookaholic
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• Red Joan

  

  This novel is based on a true story from 1999, in which 87-year-old Melita Norwood was identified as one of the most important and longest-serving Soviet spies... Read more

  The 15 May 2013 by   Litlove
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