Felice Picano
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Like People in History
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1995
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The Lure
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1979
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The Book of Lies
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1999
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Dryland's End
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1995
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Onyx
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2001
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Late in the Season
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1981
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Ambidextrous
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1985
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Men Who Loved Me
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1989
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An Asian Minor: The True Story of Ganymede
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1981
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Nights at Rizzoli
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2015
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One story in this collection reads like a folk tale that's been around for years. If I'd found "Labor" in an anthology of authentic Louisiana Folk Tales, I'd say, yes, right, perfect. That's how good Ryan is as an author. I have other favorites, the ...more | |
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Perry Brass is a versatile author. He writes Science Fiction, He writes How-To psychology books, and a few years ago he wrote a memoir of his youth, King of Angels, the story of himself as a poor Jewish boy growiing up in the American South, that I f ...more | |
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I've enjoyed several of Jess Well's previous novels for their wonderful evocation of specific historic periods and the characters who are often hemmed in by those periods' customs and ethics. Her women characters especially are put upon heavily, if r ...more | |
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I enjoyed DiRaddo's The Geography of Pluto, but I wasn't prepared for how substantially more developed this novel is, and how enjoyable on several levels. The title refers, of course, to the ongoing plot arc of a maturing gay man attempting to sire a ...more | |
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Several people had recommended Philip Kerr to me and I wasn't disappointed. Having myself lived in Berlin longer than most tourists, and having traveled around the city on foot, by bike, and subway, I was familiar with many of the places Kerr referen ...more | |
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Certainly doomed, since every little four to five page essay in the book is in essence an obituary. I'm less sure about famous, since I barely knew any of the names here. Someone in the London-New York art axis might do better with that. However, Dan ...more | |
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We tend to forget that Capote began as a "Regional Writer" and a "Southern Writer" because he outgrew that label so quickly with his short stories, Breakfast at Tiffany's and his non-fiction collections. But his second published novel is a charmer, k ...more | |
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Rebecca Rowland's previous collection, The Half That You See, was quite good but in Unburied: A Collection of Queer Dark Fiction we get to read more than a dozen or more excellent pieces of dark fantasy and horror. With the inclusion of Greg Herren's ...more | |
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This was the first of Banks' books I read in 1995, before it was published in the U.S. It was, however, published in the U.K. by my British publisher, and I was given a copy during my UK-European book tour. My copy vanished, but I got more of his SF ...more | |
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