Monday Evening Book Reviews

MY FATHER, MY SON, by Tony Napoli and Charley Messina is given the coveted ‘must read’ by a reviewer at The Brooklyn Eagle as a story of personal redemption.  And, hey, it has the Mafia in it.

José Manuel Susperregui seeks to debunk Robert Capa’s famous photo, ‘Falling Soldier’, in his new book, SHADOWS OF PHOTOGRAPHY.

Publishers Weekly has a whole list of new non-fiction to ogle.

R. Dwayne Betts, ex-con and poet, leads us through how he came to be both in his memoir, A QUESTION OF FREEDOM: A MEMOIR OF LEARNING, SURVIVAL, AND COMING OF AGE IN PRISON.

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  1. Xaaraan – Il blog di Antonella Beccaria » Dissacrante storia dei falsi fotografici: in discussione anche i miti Says:
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