Bellevue Literary Press
Ravage & Son
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With biting humor and fierce tenderness, Jerome Charyn builds the world of Manhattan’s Lower East Side Jewish ghetto from 1883 onward, rife with ...Read Review
Like the Appearance of Horses
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In 1933, a young Romani boy named Bexhet escapes fascist Hungary for the mountains of Pennsylvania, in search of Jozef Vinich, a man who ...Read Review
The Ice Harp (The American Novels)
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A reader would have to be a dedicated fan of Ralph Waldo Emerson to appreciate this novel. It is 1879, Concord, Massachusetts. Lock’s ...Read Review
Voices in the Dead House (The American Novels)
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The ninth installment in Lock’s The American Novels series brings together literary giants Walt Whitman and Louisa May Alcott. It is 1863, and ...Read Review
City of Incurable Women
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Paris’s Salpêtrière Hospital began as a gunpowder factory; by the 1600s, it had been repurposed into a care/work facility ...Read Review
Tooth of the Covenant (The American Novels)
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Nathaniel Hawthorne had some less than hidden skeletons in the family closet – he was the great-great-grandson of John Hathorne, one of the foremost ...Read Review
Sergeant Salinger
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This fictionalized account of J. D. Salinger’s WWII years and recovery (1942-47) opens in New York City. He lives with his parents ...Read Review
American Follies (The American Novels)
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In 1883, stenographer Ellen Finch must lie about having an infant son to obtain an audience with Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. ...Read Review
Cesare: A Novel of War-Torn Berlin
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The Nazi regime may have had pillage, plunder, and genocide as its raisons d’etre, but Jerome Charyn’s Cesare reminds us that ...Read Review
Feast Day of the Cannibals (The American Novels)
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This is the sixth in the author’s American Novels Series which, according to the author, “examines the formation of the American mind ...Read Review