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| | | | | In trying to fill some of the holes in my Century of Books project, I noticed that These Old Shades, which I haven't read for many years, would help. This novel is Heyer's first, and it is also the first of four about the Alastair/Audley family. (The others are The Devil's Cub, Regency Buck, and... | |
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| | | | | In 1950s Soviet Union, Antonina has a child out of wedlock. She is lucky to be allotted a room in a house with three old ladies, making a deal with them to cook and clean if they'll take care of the baby while she's at work at the factory. The deal becomes even more important... | |
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| | | | | Kill 'Em and Leave is a difficult book to categorize---part biography, part music history, but what it most closely resembles in writing style and approach is a series of magazine articles on the subject of James Brown and his legacy. That is not meant as a criticism, and the book is written with energy and... | |
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