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A periodic feature from The Independent Staff, showcasing brief book reviews.
Author Leni Zumas speaks with Linda Morefield about debut novel The Listeners.
A monthly column by Grace Cavalieri reviewing new books of poetry.
Today’s snapshots have fun with the all-American pastimes of politics and baseball.
Ted Bell tells us about artificial intelligence, a world run by machines, and the transcendence of 'thrillers' to the literary stage.
Non-fiction Snapshots this time, of pilots in WWII, slum-dwellers in Mumbai, and the "lasting political damage" caused by the retreating British empire. Terrific reads all!
James R. Barrett details his supposition that the Irish immigrant experience set the template for subsequent waves of immigration.
Q&A with Tracy Crow, author of Eyes Right, Confessions of a Woman Marine
