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Neediness, desperation, and casual sex are the focus in a wrenching real-life confessional by Kerry Cohen (Easy, 2006). Her Loose Girl: A Memoir of...
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Find out more about John T.: John T. Battaglia is an alumnus of Rowan University with a degree in Communications/Film. He enjoys acting, reading, and writing and is often in the company of a good book. Literary fiction, experimental fiction, and realism appeal to him most. Enter the realm of the mind, and let the journey begin. |
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Christians are oh-so-very-bad people, aren’t they? Just pick up Nothing to Lose, by Lee Child (Bad Luck and Trouble, 2007, etc.), to find out...
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Are you literary-minded? Do you enjoy a good book every now and then? Well, I do. I like the look and feel of a book. Sounds a bit old-fashioned,...
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“I had been building an archive of my memories, both personal and political, through an oral history project at the University of Virginia. I...
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War has broken out in Yugoslavia, and the country's capital, Sarajevo, is under siege. Mortars relentlessly pound the city, turning buildings into...
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A serial killer who poisons her victims and slices off their fingers with a shears is on the loose in Britain’s suburbs, and a detective who...
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Jesse hates high school. He’s a sophomore, his grades are tumbling. He’s also six-foot-four and a bit unmanageable. So what’s a...
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It isn’t surprising that a mathematician would put more faith in numbers and formulas than in God. A mathematician, after all, deals with...
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Life can’t be easy as a best-selling author, especially when a homicidal literary critic is on the loose and wants to kill you and your family....
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It’s something of a fantasy idea, to meet a total stranger on the subway and fall in love. Sure, it happens, but the question...
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