Reviews: books big and small
Space Review - How big, or how small, can a book be and still be useful? The question may sound a little bit anachronistic, particularly in an era where Google, Wikipedia, and other online resources can serve up kilobyte-sized morsels of information almost
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Book review: New Houdini title reads like 'whodunit'
Green Bay Press-Gazette - I grew up in Appleton, so I'm familiar with the legend of renowned magician and spiritualist Harry Houdini, but now authors William Kalush and Larry Sloman are challenging the legend or perhaps expanding it. "The Secret Life of Houdini: The
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Yeas and Nays: Thursday, Oct. 19
Examiner - Partying by the book at the Library of Congress Can t get into bars in D.C.
? Try the Library of Congress. Those who think that the LOC is some stuffy pillared place for bookworms might want to think again.
The historic building turned into a
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among the heavens
Media Life Magazine - It was about his new book, and it was quite the talk already and soon to shoot into the top 30 of current best-sellers on Amazon s British web site.
(And no, and it was not a book of children s fiction, as Madonna and Sir Paul McCartney have
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A taste of O.
J. on the Cape
Boston Globe - When the book came out in 2003, Flook admitted to interviewer Robert Birnbaum that "I didn't know Christa personally . .
. [but] I think that after writing the book I know Christa in a completely authentic way." Flook's book emerged smack in the
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