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Sarah Blake
Sarah Blake talks about her inspiration for The Postmistress, set in Europe and Cape Cod in 1940.
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Sarah Blake's second novel (following Grange House, published in 2001) follows the lives of three women - Frankie, Emma and Iris - through the early years of World War II. It's a book about love and loss, as are so many war-era narratives, but what sets it apart is that it's also a novel about the power of words - the remarkable capacity they contain to move, motivate and inform over time and space. Letters written, reports broadcast, ...
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Heresy
by S.J. Parris.
Publishes: 02/23/2010.
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Masterfully blending true events with fiction, this blockbuster historical thriller delivers a page-turning murder mystery set on the sixteenth-century Oxford University campus.
Giordano Bruno was a monk, poet, scientist, and magician on the run from the Roman ...
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Masha Hamilton
Library Journal called it rich and evocative, Cosmo magazine called it a captivating story and independent bookstores named it an excellent book club choice.
Masha Hamilton’s third novel is The Camel Bookmobile, set in northeastern Kenya and inspired by a real camel-borne library. She’s also the
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