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Abigail Tarttelin, author of Golden Boy, will be appearing at the Gaithersburg Book Festival this weekend.
We interview the author of The House Girl, a novel that, in Independent reviewer Gerry Hogan's words, "has so many strengths that it is hard to know which to highlight...."
Leslie Maitland’s Crossing the Borders of Time is a story that is too good to be true: a saga of escape and survival and of star-crossed lovers, separated by the Holocaust and family intervention.
Carrie Callaghan interviews Paul Dickson, author of the fascinating Words from the White House.
The author of Blood Chit follows up on his earlier Q&A with Tom Glenn
Tom Glenn speaks with the author of Blood Chit about his book and his experiences in Vietnam.
Selected by Lisa Smilan, Associate Editor, The Washington Independent Review of Books.
