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Reading a post on the ever-interesting blog by crime-fiction author Sarah Paretsky, creator of V.
Politics Maxine 2009
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Reading a post on the ever-interesting blog by crime-fiction author Sarah Paretsky, creator of V.
Sarah Paretsky and voices of women Maxine 2009
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Reading a post on the ever-interesting blog by crime-fiction author Sarah Paretsky, creator of V.
March 2009 Maxine 2009
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Reading a post on the ever-interesting blog by crime-fiction author Sarah Paretsky, creator of V.
Sarah Paretsky and voices of women Maxine 2009
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Once you step beyond the very basics of good guys vs. bad guys—the conflict at the heart of most stories, not just Modesty Blaise—O'Donnell kept readers hooked through meticulously worked-out plots and ever-interesting characters and situations.
Archive 2009-05-01 Steve 2009
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• “Jacob is a wise and subtle book in which the author, Irving Fineman, identifies himself with the biblical character and presents Jacob in the ever-interesting role of a human in stress rather than a patriarch in the pages of antiquity.”
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The ever-interesting Bryan Caplan is working another variation on his favourite theme — “gee, look how daft people are!”
What Took You So Long?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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• “Jacob is a wise and subtle book in which the author, Irving Fineman, identifies himself with the biblical character and presents Jacob in the ever-interesting role of a human in stress rather than a patriarch in the pages of antiquity.”
Archive 2009-12-01 2009
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The great success of the dinner lay in its dynamic, respectful but ever-interesting and at times blunt exchanges among government officials and scholars from the region and beyond.
Christopher Chyba: Is There a Kind of Multipolar Security Spiral Now Taking Place in Northeast Asia? 2008
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The Serpent's Tale by Ariana Franklin - fun murder mystery set in Medieval England, featuring the ever-interesting Adelia Augilar as protagonist.
Archive 2008-10-01 2008
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