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I, Hogarth
Renowned artist William Hogarth, whose paintings and engravings illustrated the unfortunate and decadent lives of 18th-century London residents, is born…
Dead Men
Dual-time novels seem to be in vogue these days. Some feel contrived and out of balance, shifting mechanically between decades…
Effie: The Passionate Lives of Effie Gray, John Ruskin, and John Everett Millais
Published in hardcover two years ago, and now in paperback, this nonfiction treatment shines new light on a famous romantic…
The Yellow Emperor’s Cure
Antonio Maria is the most famous surgeon in Lisbon in the late 1800s. Admired both by colleagues and the ladies…
Deliverance From Evil
The witch hysteria in Salem Village is familiar territory for fiction, but Frances Hill informs her novel with her own…
Sister Teresa
Sister Teresa is the compelling story of a young woman of renowned beauty who became the beloved patron saint of…
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