It’s a Mystery: “If you want your enemy to fail, give him something important to do”
/The usual suspects and some worthy newcomers keep the suspense at breakneck speed.
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The usual suspects and some worthy newcomers keep the suspense at breakneck speed.
Read MoreThe intentionally drab prose throws extra emphasis on the plot.
Read More“. . . in a democracy everything depends, ultimately, on public opinion, and public opinion is shiftable sand.”
Read MoreAlmost, but not quite, a modern classic of gay fiction.
Read MoreThe stories of these people have been told before, but this graphic novel format actually enhances the historical record.
Read MoreA disturbing psychological thriller heavy in atmosphere that doubles as a cautionary tale.
Read MoreA fascinating fictional exploration of post-Singularity consciousness lumbering around in a foam fat suit.
Read MoreBuilt on a careful blending of original sources and secondary sources, both scholarly and popular.
Read MoreThe author chronicles her participation in the Mongol Derby, a race across Mongolia in the hoof prints of Genghis Khan's postal couriers.
Read MoreTotally, barbarously engrossing, and bluntly sure of itself.
Read MoreThe biting little irony is that finishing this book will create a near-irresistible urge to read a Holmes story.
Read MoreA scrupulously researched and warmly, endlessly readable for both Revolution aficionados and newcomers.
Read MoreJerusalem is well portrayed by the authors as they explore the books, the libraries, and the stories of the ancient city.
Read MoreThe Fourth Reich is the carefully-documented anatomy of a standing threat.
Read MoreMoneyland is muddled by an unnecessary political context that misplaces criticism and neglects moral ambiguities.
Read MoreConcepts are clearly and succinctly explained along the way which makes it inviting to new readers.
Read MoreA bright book, its insights glyptic and sharp, but obsessed with the obscurities of the past.
Read MoreA pleasing number of dramatic twists and a central, intriguingly complex marriage.
Read MoreAn exquisitely crafted, stunning novel, set in a strange, ancient, beautiful place.
Read MoreHanley’s assessment of the various roles Matilda filled in her life is uniformly thought-provoking.
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