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Christopher Meeks's first foray into crime thrillers includes the humor and insight of his earlier...
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Bloggers like Linda Lappin cited "dynamic duos" whose unexpectedness help drive the story.
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The Caribbean rhythms of Opal Palmer Adisa's writing suffuse this poem of love and culture.
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Robert Dunn reads from his new book, "a musical novel of obsession."
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