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    The Silence is an engaging thriller that is less about blood and guts and more about psychology.”

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    “The tale of Mr g is about the creation (and the end) of the universe.

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    Contemporary Greece stands at the precipice as it recovers from the 2008 currency crisis. The Syrian Civil War has placed Greece as an entry point into Europe.

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    A half century ago, Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart famously declared in Jacobellis v.

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    Shing-Tung Yau is a winner of the prestigious Fields Medal in math (those who are not mathematicians may have seen the movie Good Will Hunting).

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    Yes, the 1990s was oh-so naughty, and David Friend has a grand time telling this romp of a tale in his new book, The Naughty Nineties.

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    “Mark Leyner is a take-no-prisoners author, one who challenges his readers to either keep up or give up, no apologies made.

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    There is something voyeuristic about reading personal correspondence between two people when you are not one of those people. And yet, you are compelled to continue, you can’t stop.

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    “House of Holes—without much question the most explicit novel ever released by a mainstream publisher—exists less to provoke than to throw down some kind of gauntlet, shatter any l