Well, yaay, the library has all three.
Kanon is a local connection of sorts, his first big book was the 1997 thriller Los Alamos, about the making of the atomic bomb. It was wildly popular around here.
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Wednesday, May 18, 2005
...thrilled and fascinated...
Lev Raphael, a novelist and reviewer whom I really respect, said in passing a while back, "... it's still thrilling to find a book or writer you adore and to be able to share your enthusiasm and excitement, your passion. Books I've recently been thrilled and fascinated by: Joseph Kanon--Alibi (mystery); Tom Reiss--The Orientalist (biography with a touch of mystery) ; Azadeh Moaveni--Lipstick Jihad (memoir)."
Well, yaay, the library has all three.
Kanon is a local connection of sorts, his first big book was the 1997 thriller Los Alamos, about the making of the atomic bomb. It was wildly popular around here.
Well, yaay, the library has all three.
Kanon is a local connection of sorts, his first big book was the 1997 thriller Los Alamos, about the making of the atomic bomb. It was wildly popular around here.
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