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Quartet: How Four Women Changed the Musical World
A beautifully written examination of complicated, intertwined lives during a period of intense social change. Collections of social history, music, and women’s biographies will benefit.
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Great Hatred: The Assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson MP
McGreevy’s restrained account of this affair should appeal to lay and academic readers.
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From Manchester with Love: The Life and Opinions of Tony Wilson
Though at times the text pulls readers away from Wilson, at other times, Wilson feels as though he’s the center of the universe. For readers ready to spend the time and take this trip with Morley, it is worth it.
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Sweet Dreams: The Story of the New Romantics
Strongly recommended for fans of the era’s music and those interested in pop culture history.
Say What Happened: A Story of Documentaries
Viewers who count The Sorrow and the Pity or Paris Is Burning on their top ten film list will welcome this contemplative exploration of documentaries.
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Christmas in Austin
Markovits’s second title featuring the Essinger family will find an audience with readers looking for a holiday story that’s light on the Christmas merrymaking and more focused on the complex dynamics at work in relationships among adult siblings, their spouses and children, and their aging parents.
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Wichita Lineman: Searching in the Sun for the World’s Greatest Unfinished Song
This affectionate memorial to Campbell and rather hagiographic take on Webb’s talent might have worked better as a long article for Rolling Stone or The New Yorker, as it tends to repetitiveness and often veers into self-serving territory. Sadly, the whole does not equal the sum of its (many excellent) parts.
Being Various: New Irish Short Stories
A piercing look at the inner lives of a refreshing variety of Irish people.
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The Awfully Big Adventure: Michael Jackson in the Afterlife
Many will find the author’s approach almost as enigmatic as its subject, though serious fans and those interested in deconstructing Michael Jackson’s life and death may appreciate it.
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