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- 'The Fires of Spring' tries to make sense of Arab Spring
Veteran Middle East hand Shelly Culbertson weaves history, culture, politics, and economics into a cohesive narrative.
- 'Jimmy Carter in Africa' profiles a Carter most Americans never knew
North Carolina State University history professor Nancy Mitchell rewrites the narrative on the Carter years, insisting that the president was 'a Cold Warrior from day one.'
- 'Daredevils,' by Shawn Vestal, takes risks but lands safely
The novel encompasses deep questions about faith and meaning in prose that is never heavy-handed.
- How did Lois Lane get so many enemies – and so many friends?
In 'Investigating Lois Lane,' Canadian comics historian Tim Hanley history considers how Superman’s gal pal became an icon of her own.
- 'The Murder of Mary Russell' explores the women closest to Sherlock Holmes
'The Murder of Mary Russell' is the best installment in a series that so far has been excellent.
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