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Cindy Anderson

Cindy Anderson holds a Ph.D. in English, specializing in 15th – 17th C. British Literature. In addition to working independently as an editor of academic essays, and a writer of online informational articles, she currently teaches in the Mays Business School at Texas A&M University. She is a self-confessed “geek” who loves reading and attending book conventions.

Books reviewed by Cindy Anderson

The Ocean at the End of the Lane (07/10/13)
The Beggar King (02/06/13)
What's Left of Me (10/31/12)
I Am J (04/20/11)
The Dangerous Edge of Things (02/03/11)
Thirteen Hours (10/06/10)
The Cookbook Collector (08/04/10)
The Passage (06/09/10)
The Dream of Perpetual Motion (04/07/10)
Nothing (03/17/10)
Village of the Ghost Bears (02/03/10)
Eating Animals (01/13/10)
Leviathan (11/05/09)

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