by bertbaby | Jan 28, 2014 | Book Reviews
In thirteen stories of China’s closed quarters and shadowy paths, the joys and hardships of rural migrant life are captured in Yu Hua’s keen eye and compassion.
by bertbaby | Jan 28, 2014 | Book Reviews
One of the renowned literary theorists of his time, Paul de Man’s legacy was destroyed by revelations of his alligence to the Nazi Party. Evelyn Barish deconstructs the deconstructionist, in this riveting story of a major philosopher’s dark...
by bertbaby | Jan 27, 2014 | Book Reviews
Like a mutant hybrid of Ian Fleming’s taut spy games and the supernatural worlds of Neil Gaiman (with some Russian Futurists thrown in for good measure), Sergei Lukyaneko’s faceoff between vampires and the magical task force that polices them is one...
by bertbaby | Jan 27, 2014 | Book Reviews
January 27: “[A]ll articles must be accurate, objective, of enduring value, and ‘of a kindly nature.’ ”
by bertbaby | Jan 25, 2014 | Book Reviews
January 25: “We need to understand robots so we can proceed with due caution and deliberation. No secrets. No surprises.”
by bertbaby | Jan 24, 2014 | Book Reviews
Why George Eliot’s Victorian life still instructs — and delights.
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