Melville House
Relentless Melt
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In October 1909, 17-year-old Artie Quick is nervously endeavoring to sneak into a YMCA class on criminal investigation in Boston. Wearing her brother’s ...Read Review
Jamie MacGillivray: The Renegade’s Journey
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Scotland, 1746, and Jamie MacGillivray, shivering in the rain, brings a message from France to Lord Lovat, the Auld Fox, his Hogarth portrait vividly ...Read Review
The Village Idiot
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The eccentric life and adventures of renowned Expressionist painter Chaim Soutine (1893-1943) in early 20th-century Paris is hypnotically imagined in The Village Idiot, ...Read Review
The Stone World
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All of us were children once, of course, but most of us can no longer feel what it feels like to be six. ...Read Review
The Great Eastern
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I have never read anything quite like The Great Eastern – an addictive, steampunk fantasy that blends 19th-century fact with characters from 19th-century fiction. ...Read Review
After Midnight
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“A writer who is afraid is no true writer,” say the bohemian characters in Irmgard Keun’s 1937 novel, though the words could’ve ...Read Review