Pantheon
Lambrusco
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Lucia Fantini, legendary singer and widow of Aldo, whose village restaurant was her personal stage, secretly helps her son’s resistance movement ...Read Review
Changing Light
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In the summer of 1945, near Los Alamos, Eleanor, a gifted painter who has fled to the desert to escape a destructive marriage, rescues ...Read Review
Fellow Travelers
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Mallon, the critically acclaimed author of Bandbox and Dewey Defeats Truman, mixes McCarthy-era politics, the battle against international communism, and the underground lives ...Read Review
The Ordeal of Elizabeth Marsh
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The subtitle of this fascinating book is ‘A Woman in World History.’ Because it is not just a biography of a remarkable but ...Read Review
Measuring the World
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AdventureBiographical FictionLiterary
On a prosaic level—and this novel is anything but prosaic—this is the story of two contrasting figures of the German Enlightenment. ...Read Review
Measuring the World
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With its lively translation, Daniel Kehlmann’s Measuring the World tells the parallel stories of two scientists who were child prodigies, Alexander von ...Read Review
A Million Nightingales
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Straight takes readers back to 19th-century Louisiana sugar cane plantations in a heartbreaking story of a mixed-race slave and her search for ...Read Review
The Tattoo Artist
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Young Sara Ehrenreich is in love in New York City. She is Jewish and bohemian, artist and anarchist, and completely in thrall to ...Read Review
A Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies
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In 1900 Charlotte Heath pulls herself from her sickbed after many months of suspected polio and decides to surprise her husband, Hays, at his ...Read Review
Two Trains Running
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I was mildly disappointed with Andrew Vachss’ sprawling new novel; I had read several of the author’s well-known, gritty Burke series, and ...Read Review
