"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Miriam is a recovering librarian and sometime writer who wrote a book about African American aviators and astronauts cleverly entitled, "Distinguished African American Aviators and Astronauts." She's kind of stuck back in the twentieth century.
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Book Review: A Guide to the Birds of East Africa by Nicholas Drayson
Romance, rivalry, and bird-watching in Nairobi are within the sights of this witty and delightful novel.
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Book Review: The Siri Paboun Mysteries by Colin Cotterill
A delightful group of mysteries featuring an intrepid elderly coroner as detective.
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Book Review: Manic by Terri Cheney
A riveting account of a woman's struggle with bipolar disorder.
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Book Review: Six Frigates - The Epic History of the Founding of the U.S. Navy by Ian W. Toll
Six Frigates is beautifully written non-fiction that reads like an adventure novel, and covers a very crucial period in our nation's early history.
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Confessions of a Sucker
A compulsive shopper comes clean.
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What's the Matter with Gitmo?
Some alternate sites for the housing of prisoners of war are presented for your consideration.
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Book Review: Her Last Death by Susanna Sonnenberg
A harrowing but fascinating memoir of life with a monster mother.
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Getting Ready for Passover
It's not too early to be thinking about Passover.
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Miserable Christmases in Literature
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The Joys of Public Toilets
Next time I'll try to hold it until I get home.
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