Bestselling author Jasmin Darznik’s third novel is a captivating read. Its 333 pages bring to life the heyday of 1920’s San Francisco bohemia as seen through the eyes of legendary…
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I went for a stroll in my London hood before my flight back to America. It was a gorgeous day—the sky a cloudless Cerulean blue and the air warm and weightless…
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Part-thriller, part-family saga What Could Be Saved is a compelling read. Set in Bangkok in the early 1970s and Washington DC more recently, Liese O’Halloran Schwarz’s third novel is riveting,…
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I’m working on a toast for your graduation, I texted my youngest daughter Julia who is graduating from Duke University in about two weeks. I hate toasts, she replied. Write…
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This morning as I was making my 2nd cup of coffee, I started to feel a bit peckish. I noticed there was only one banana on the kitchen counter. The…
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I caught up with Susie Yang author of White Ivy, Yang’s stunning debut novel. Yang studied to be a pharmacist, then tried tech in Silicon Valley before she took a year…
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I’d been standing for a good hour waiting for Damien, my very own Verizon customer service provider, to activate my brand new dual sim Mac 12 Iphone, one physical phone…
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