Book review: Young adult novel exceeds expectation
One of the perks of reviewing books is discovering authors I’ve never read before. Most of the...
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Book review: ‘Ten Steps to Nanette’ deals with rampant homophobia
Hannah Gadsby’s “Ten Steps to Nanette” is part autobiography and part memoir. Although the...
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Book review: ‘Scoundrel’ examines a killer’s ability to manipulate others
Smith’s letters to Buckley, which are included in “Scoundrel,” are well-written and filled with...
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Book review: ‘Mercy Street’ highlights hot-button topic of abortion
Jennifer Haigh’s “Mercy Street” frustrated me. Because Haigh is such a good writer, I wanted this...
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Book review: ‘The Judge’s List’ engaging, offers hints of danger
John Grisham has brought back Lacy Stoltz, of the fictional Florida Board on Judicial Conduct...
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Book review: ‘Driftwood’ gives insight on Margarita Road
Anthony Lee Head’s “Driftwood: Tales from the Margarita Road,” is a loosely structured novel set...
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Book review: Stephen King’s ‘Billy Summers’ relies on character development
Since 1974, when Stephen King published his first novel, “Carrie,” he has written more than 60...
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‘You Can Run’ keeps readers engaged
Relying on the hackneyed phrase, “You can run, but you can’t hide,” to propel the plot of a...
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Joe Simon Sando, Pueblo historian and scholar
Anyone interested in New Mexico’s Pueblo Indians should become familiar with books written on the...
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‘Lessons from Lucy: The Simple Joys of an Old, Happy Dog’ addresses aging
In the mid-1990s, I saw Dave Barry when he came through Albuquerque on a book tour promoting “Dave...
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From My Bookshelf to Yours: Staying sexy and not getting murdered
Stay Sexy and Don’t Get Murdered: The Definitive How-To Guide” (2019) by Karen...
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