Monday Evening Book Reviews
Even spooks have mundane issues and 21-year CIA veteran-turned-author, Susan Hasler, uses the fact to good result (according to The Washington Post) in INTELLIGENCE.
Justin Cronin’s vampire saga, THE PASSAGE, doesn’t live up to the hype in San Diego.
Slate Magazine looks at the highly charged ACTING WHITE: THE IRONIC LEGACY OF DESEGREGATION, by Stuart Buck.
The New Yorker waxes thorough on Anne Carson’s unusual poetry object/memorial/book, NOX.
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