by bertbaby | Jul 31, 2013 | Book Reviews
Three books offering “strangulated rapture” and “hallucinatory poetry” to the author of Visitation Street.
by bertbaby | Jul 31, 2013 | Book Reviews
For many of us, summer reading means the chance to experience exotic locales beyond those frequent-flier miles can reach– or to indulge in a safely imaginary excursion to the shadowy sides of human experience. Why not combine the two? Crime noir from...
by bertbaby | Jul 31, 2013 | Book Reviews
Books that put the “beach” in beach read.
by bertbaby | Jul 31, 2013 | Book Reviews
Mathematical savant Daniel Tammet explores the beauty of the underlying math in our lives – from the passage of time to the reasons behind who we love – and the poignancy of numbers in determining how we decide to live.
by bertbaby | Jul 31, 2013 | Book Reviews
Lori Baker’s debut novel follows the newly orphaned Carlotta Dell’oro as she examines the lives of her parents – glassblower Leopoldo and his cold-but-beautiful Clotilde – and their romantic trajectory spanning the ages.
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