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Conversation at Princeton
Neither book will replace the author’s landmark novels, but they enrich our appreciation for this great writer. Written in approachable style, they should appeal to all serious book lovers, not just academics.
The Call of the Tribe
Neither book will replace the author’s landmark novels, but they enrich our appreciation for this great writer. Written in approachable style, they should appeal to all serious book lovers, not just academics.
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American Caliph: The True Story of a Muslim Mystic, a Hollywood Epic, and the 1977 Siege of Washington, DC
Those interested in fundamentalism, Islam in the United States, Middle East politics, and film will especially appreciate this book.
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Shirley Hazzard: A Writing Life
Fans of Hazzard will greatly appreciate this well-researched biography of her life through the places she lived.
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Marigold and Rose: A Fiction
A sly, winsome tale; of interest to longtime Glück fans and easily digestible for all readers, but failing to rise above the level of charming trifle.
Jack in the Box; Or, How To Goddamn Direct
A delightful window into the art of directing in all its ups and downs. Recommended for anyone interested in the theater, and certainly aspiring directors.
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A Left-Handed Woman: Essays
Because of the breadth of their topics, Thurman’s well-written culture essays in this collection will appeal to many readers, particularly those interested in fashion. Highly recommended.
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The Book of Goose
Li’s understated prose belies the intensity of the emotions being depicted, and the story takes many unpredictable turns. Knowing only that the adult Agnes married an American, lives in the United States, and keeps geese, readers don’t learn the meaning of the title until the novel’s end. Highly recommended.
How Do We Know Ourselves? Curiosities and Marvels of the Human Mind
This book is highly recommended for those interested in psychology, self-help, reflections, and the desire to understand society.
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