Book Review
Unblinded
An insightful history of a leading ophthalmological company, David R. Guyer’s "Unblinded" charts concerted efforts to improve people’s sight. Eyetech founder David R. Guyer paired with Ian Keldoulis to write "Unblinded", the...
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An insightful history of a leading ophthalmological company, David R. Guyer’s "Unblinded" charts concerted efforts to improve people’s sight. Eyetech founder David R. Guyer paired with Ian Keldoulis to write "Unblinded", the...
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Sara Gothelf Bloom’s sophisticated novel-in-vignettes "Just Enough to Start Over" is about an artistic German Jewish family in exile from the Nazis. There are three Dubrovsky sisters: Bertha, a talented musician; Annelene, a gifted...
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A nascent warrior uses sex in a subversive manner in the piquing historical novel "The Tao of Poison". Isham Cook’s wild, erotic historical novel "The Tao of Poison" concerns a young woman with an odd physical condition. The White...
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A group of supernatural and human friends work to stop a troubling plan in the exciting fantasy novel "The Graveyard and the Tree of Sorrows". In Noel Schmidt’s adventure-filled fantasy novel "The Graveyard and the Tree of Sorrows", a...
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by Leah Block
A vulnerable, intelligent teenager navigates grief and his changing relationships in the absorbing novel "American Lit". A gay teenager navigates parental grief and neglect, a flirtation with his English teacher, and an unexpected...
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In the near-future dystopian landscape of the satirical novel "Adventures in the Biostate", public health concerns are exploited to control people’s lives. Andy Lazris’s mordant satirical novel "Adventures in the Biostate" imagines...
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by Nick Gardner
A multigenerational story about an ongoing fight between good and evil forces, "The Third Man" is an exciting thriller. Investigators open up a Nazi eugenics cold case in Geoffrey M. Cooper’s series installment "The Third Man"—a book...
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by Ben Linder
In the satirical novel "Deadpan", a surreal case of mistaken identity sparks a twisting tour through celebrity idolatry and antisemitic resentment. In Richard Walter’s humorous novel "Deadpan", a small-town car salesman blinks and...
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