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Old Pybus is guilt-free romance
During the early days of World War I, bookseller John Pybus exhorted men to enlist. His own sons, Conrad and Probyn, preferred to serve in protected occupations that lined their pockets. Their father … more →
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Old Pybus is guilt-free romance
Linda Aragoni wrote 2 months ago: During the early days of World War I, bookseller John Pybus exhorted men to enlist. His own sons, Co … more →
Jalna Is a Sordid Bore
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Linda Aragoni wrote 1 year ago: Mazo de la Roche wrote five novels about the Whiteoak family before writing Jalna, proving that prod … more →
Greene Murder Case Decent Potboiler
Linda Aragoni wrote 1 year ago: The Green Murder Case presents Philo Vance one of his most perplexing mysteries. Two women are shot, … more →
Swan Song Great Novel, Poor Overture
Linda Aragoni wrote 1 year ago: John Galsworthy is probably best known for The Forsyte Chronicles. He followed up the three volumes … more →
Slender Bridge Destroyed by Weighty Prose
Linda Aragoni wrote 1 year ago: The Bridge of San Luis Rey won Thornton Wilder a Pulitzer Prize in 1928. The novel has since been ig … more →
