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by Charles Cumming
Charles Cumming is a master of suspenseful writing. (1/16/2023)
Missed sleep to race through this gripping story. Little did Charles Cumming know when writing this 2nd outing for the Box 88 crew that Russia would invade Ukraine this year and cause unspeakable death and destruction in and near Kharkhiv, close to the Ukrainian bordermore
The Lost Notebook of Edouard Manet: A Novel
by Maureen Gibbon
Looking over Manet's shoulder. (7/13/2021)
I love this book. Maureen Gibbon's innovative way of giving us a front-row seats as Edouard Manet ponders his illness, and paints his eternally beautiful and thought-provoking pictures. Who else but he would conceive, let alone transmit to canvas his Bar at the Foliesmore
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