The dangerous ideas Dennett won’t touch Daniel Dennett missed out on a career as a whodunit writer. But I, for one, am glad, because what he has to tell us…
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James Gray has a life-long interest in politics, travel, the environment, and global affairs. He works in IT but his heart truly beats for the written word.
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The Last Station by Jay Parini
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Bangkok Tattoo by John Burdett
Book Review of Bangkok Tattoo by John Burdett When Bangkok 8 was published in 2003, it was a fresh diversion from your standard murder mystery. Thai detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep gives…
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5 Tips for Starting Your Own Book Club
Thinking of joining a book club? That’s a great idea—you’ll make new friends, learn from them, and all the discussion will help you deepen your appreciation of your favorite book. …
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Adama by Turki Al-Hamad
Book Review of Adama by Turki Al-Hamad It is always a treat to read a novel written by an author who so obviously loves books as much as Turki al-Hamad. Our…
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