Boyle, T. C.
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Our Moon: How Earth’s Celestial Companion Transformed the Planet, Guided Evolution, and Made Us Who We Are
A solid biography of the Moon. There’s plenty here for readers who enjoy planetary and earth science books.
Energy in Action: The Power of Emotions and Intuition To Cultivate Peace and Freedom
A fascinating approach to tap into one’s energies to become better aligned, this is best for those who want an alternative approach to self-help.
Ferryman of Memories: The Films of Rithy Panh
An admirable book that will likely increase visibility of Panh’s remarkable films.
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I Walk Between the Raindrops: Stories
This stellar collection is an essential purchase for all public library collections. Recommended for those that like grit and good stories.
Talk to Me
Against a backdrop of lurid news stories of chimps living with humans, where things go horribly wrong, this novel makes a visceral kind of sense and raises uncomfortable issues of human relationships with other species. Highly recommended.
The Shattering: America in the 1960s
Fans of Boyle’s previous works and readers of books by Isabel Wilkerson and Jon Meachum will find exceptional research and powerful writing in this outstanding history.
City of Margins
The author’s exquisitely drawn characters soon uncover secrets and make connections with each other that echo those of a Greek tragedy, with similar results. Boyle comfortably stands next to literary crime favorites like Don Winslow, Richard Price, and Lou Berney.
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A Friend Is a Gift You Give Yourself
Boyle's fiction rises above the stereotypes of urban noir, not so much for the plot as for the quirky, flawed female characters with rich inner lives, the gritty dialog, and atmospheric street settings, in which authentic details abound. Offbeat humor leavens the mix and adds to the fun.
Outside Looking In
While it may be hard to get behind many of the deeply flawed characters, there is much to learn and enjoy here, as Boyle takes us deep inside the lives of Leary and his convention-bashing acolytes, offering a brisk read that provides much food for thought. Boyle fans will enjoy. [See Prepub Alert, 8/15/18.]
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