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Book Review
Gliff is a different sort of project, but still one which reveals a desire to comment on contemporary culture
Marcus Bull has struggled, not always successfully, to fashion a coherent narrative
Despite the gap of time, the pages of the 1897 novella read fluently
Stephan Malinowski leaves his readers in no doubt that the Hohenzollerns deserve opprobrium rather than respect
Josiah Osgood persuasively analyzes a range of murder, fraud and extortion cases
In The Forgotten Sense, Jonas Olofsson hopes his readers will become nosewise
For Kerry Brown, talk of the country as an international flashpoint tends to obscure the experience of the people who call it home
Antonio di Benedetto may be understated, but he should not be underrated
As much as anything else, Citizen is a book of omissions
In his new book, Spencer A. Klavan takes his reader through a brief but brilliantly executed history of scientific discovery
