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Interview: Author Alan Hollinghurst
Alan Hollinghurst, author of the recently-published The Stranger’s Child recently spoke to a packed house at Magers and Quinn Booksellers. Minneapolis is one of only five venues on Hollinghurst’s US tour, along with NYC, Philadelphia, [...]
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Father Tierney Stumbles John Shekleton iUniverse $16.95 Father Joe Tierney, a deeply committed (and closeted) pastor of the parish of Mater Dei, learns he’s HIV positive. Shekleton’s tale is set in a big city in [...]
Beyond the Poison Years
Bob Mould digs deep into self in new book Over a career that spans three decades, multiple bands and a multitude of classic songs, Bob Mould has usually let his music do the talking. In [...]
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Seeing Gertrude Stein: Five Stories Wanda M. Corn and Tirza True Latimer Most think of Stein as a wordsmith, and have some knowledge of her broad collection of artists of the day, but Five Stories, [...]
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Double Play: The Hidden Passions Behind the Double Assassination of George Moscone and Harvey Milk Mike Weiss Originally published in 1984, this updated edition of Weiss’s meticulously researched account of Dan White’s killing of San [...]
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An Hour From Paris Annabel Simms Author Simms has written a portable jewel of a book, with a specific audience clearly in mind, and 20 specific destinations throughout the Ile de France to be savored. [...]
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Ars Sacra: Christian Art and Architecture of the Western World Pub. Rolf Toman; Photography Achim Bednorz The dimensions (17 1/4” x 11 3/8”) of this splendid tome bring the reader face to face with the [...]
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Sherlock Holmes and the Red Demon Sherlock Holmes and the Ice Palace Murders The Magic Bullet: A Locked Room Mystery Larry Millett These two reprints and a brand-new adventure are a welcome addition to the [...]
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Enter Oblivion • C.M. Harris C.M. Harris has the savvy to create a rousing tale, as well as the language, imagery, and wit to deliver it. Taking the reader to 1980s London through clueless Yank [...]
The Page Boy
And the Show Went On: Cultural Life in Nazi-Occupied Paris Alan Riding Alfred A. Knopf $28.95 During World War II, Paris, unscathed, fell to the Germans on June 14, 1940. By July, cultural venues—theaters, movie [...]
