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Jul 31st

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David Sanger's Confront and Conceal in the NY...

http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2012/aug/16/obama-abroad-report-card/?pagination=false

Jul 30th

Kirkus on Jane by @TheRobinMaxwell

“A neatly framed narrative…Maxwell ticks all the boxes. A respectful, exciting, and disarming update of one of the last century’s most oft-told tales.”

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Ned Beauman's The Teleportation Accident made the...

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Jul 25th

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Jul 24th

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@ElinHilderbrand's Summerland: The best beach... →

Jul 24th

Very cool! @VictorGischler does The Shadow

Jul 23rd

Guardian review of Experiment Eleven: Deceit and... →

Jul 23rd

Janine di Giovanni on Syria's Elite - The Daily... →

Jul 23rd

Library Journal on Buddhaland Brooklyn by...

“A charming and touching tale of discovery. A reflective story that is certain to be appreciated by those who enjoy reading about the human condition.”

Jul 23rd

Publishers Weekly on Seven Days by @MeyerDeon

“Superior prose and characterization. Meyer balances the personal and professional adroitly, with a solution reminiscent of Peter Lovesey at his twistiest.”

Jul 23rd

@Janinedigi on Life During Wartime in Syria -... →

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Review of Confront and Conceal in the @NYTimes...

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/15/books/review/confront-and-conceal-by-david-sanger.html

Jul 19th

CBS picks The Empty Glass by J.I. Baker as one of...

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/07/17/5-top-summer-beach-reads/

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Jul 18th

7 Steps to Le Bernardin Tuna Albacore →

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Jul 18th

mulhollandbooks: “THE TOWN FEELS LIKE home immediately, and he credits the leaves. It must be a pickup day. Plastic bags bursting with withered remains of life are stacked on the curbs, a few spilling over onto the sidewalks, flecks of crimson and copper that dot the white concrete like blood splatters on pale flesh. The air is that contrary blend: alive with a smell, but the smell is death.”...

Jul 17th

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Kirkus on Caravan of Thieves by @TheDavidRich

“Although Rich displays a nice touch for descriptive phrasing—“a slurry of chain stores”—it’ll be readers with a taste for Bourne-level action who will be eager for Rollie’s next adventure. An easy-to-root-for hero in a fast-paced thriller makes for entertaining reading.”

Jul 17th

The Olive - the Tumblr of Harper Perennial: short... →

harperperennial: As you may recall from one of the many posts about it, we’re having an ebook sale with our friends at One Story, with some of our favorite short story collections on sale for the entire month of July for just $1.99. Today we’re highlighting Quarantine by Rahul Mehta.

Jul 17th

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Jul 17th

On sale today! Buddhaland Brooklyn by...

Jul 17th

“James’s patented clever dialogue and complex characters make the unusual...”

– Publishers Weekly on @EloisaJames’s The Ugly Duchess

Jul 16th

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Publishers Weekly on Jerusalem: A Cookbook by...

“This cookbook promises to excite the taste buds of anyone interested in Middle Eastern cuisine. With multiple introductions at its front, explanations of different spices and ingredients, and anecdotal stories peppered throughout, this book offers not only taste but education as well.”

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