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Dan Fesperman
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The Arms Maker of Berlin
— published 2009 — 24 editions |
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The Double Game
— published 2012 — 21 editions |
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The Letter Writer
— published 2016 — 10 editions |
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Layover in Dubai
— published 2010 — 18 editions |
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The Small Boat of Great Sorrows (Vlado Petric #2)
— published 2003 — 15 editions |
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Lie In The Dark (Vlado Petric #1)
— published 1999 — 14 editions |
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The Prisoner of Guantanamo
— published 2006 — 25 editions |
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The Warlord's Son
— published 2004 — 14 editions |
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The Amateur Spy
— published 2007 — 22 editions |
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Unmanned
— published 2014 — 9 editions |
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Dan Fesperman
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Thanks for the welcomes, and thanks also to Gram. Let me know what you think of it. Cheers.
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Dan Fesperman
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Life After Life
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Best Historical Fiction
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Dan Fesperman
added a status update: The Poisoned Pen, the wonderful independent book store in Scottsdale, AZ, has asked me to let any fans (or prospective fans) of my books know that the store has acquired a fresh supply of signed first editions of The Double Game, which may be ordered through this link:
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Hi, Zoe. Just finished "Let the Great World Spin," and am now working my way through "The Children's Book" by A.S. Byatt (the pace takes some getting
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“But such niggling distractions on the periphery matter little once you’ve set your sights so squarely on what you want most. By”
― Dan Fesperman, The Letter Writer
― Dan Fesperman, The Letter Writer
“In Jerusalem, belief as a form of aggression achieved near perfection. Whether you went deep in the earth or climbed the highest hill, someone's faith would track you down, catch you in its sights, and demand that you choose sides.”
― Dan Fesperman, The Amateur Spy
― Dan Fesperman, The Amateur Spy
“History is a living entity. Not just because of its survivors, and the stories they have to tell, but because of its enduring power to hurt and to heal, to create even as it destroys, to transform familiar old heroes and monuments into dust even as it raises fresh new icons from the ashes of the lost and the forgotten”
― Dan Fesperman, The Arms Maker of Berlin
― Dan Fesperman, The Arms Maker of Berlin
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May 07, 2012 12:00PM
Hi, Zoe. Just finished "Let the Great World Spin," and am now working my way through "The Children's Book" by A.S. Byatt (the pace takes some getting used to, but you sink into it pretty deeply and fairly comfortably). In preparation for a trip overseas, am trying to read an appreciable chunk of the Robert Hughes nonfiction opus, "Barcelona." Also hope to read one of Manuel Vazquez Montalban's Pepe Carvalho mysteries (I think they're all set in Barcelona). What about you? Anything you'd highly recommend? My greatest wish is that David Mitchell would publish something new, but with nothing on the horizon I ended up finding a short story of his online, which I think must've been published a few years back in The Guardian.
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Hi Dan. Thanks for Friending me. What are you reading at the moment?
