Fiction Reviews | March 15, 2013

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Reviews of Kate Atkinson’s Life After Life, J.M. Ledgard’s Submergence, and Matt Coyle’s Yesterday’s Echo, plus a full list of fiction reviews in the Mar. 15 issue.

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | First Look at New Books, March 15, 2013

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A new Brunetti mystery, a tale of natural disaster modification, an exciting and unpredictable thriller especially for Buffalonians, a fluid and absorbing novel of ideas from Yehoshua

Fiction Reviews | March 1, 2013

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Reviews of Jude Morgan’s A Little Folly, Holly Goddard Jones’s The Next Time You See Me, and Jennifer Cody Epstein’s The Gods of Heavenly Punishment, plus a full list of fiction reviews from the Mar. 1 issue.

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | First Look at New Books, March 8, 2013

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More magical realism from Berwin, and a tale of the healing power of friendship from Mallery

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | First Look at New Books, March 1, 2013

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SF anthology by women, follow-up to Laukkanen’s The Professionals, a masterly debut thriller, a historical romance debut, a powerfully addictive story from Scottoline, and an exciting new series from British suspense author Wilson

Fiction Reviews: Slavery Chronicles | February 2013

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Reviews of Tara Conklin’s The House Girl and Margaret Wrinkle’s Wash.

Fiction Reviews | February 15, 2013

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Reviews of Marisa Silver’s Mary Coin, Teddy Wayne’s The Love Song of Jonny Valentine, and William Nicholson’s Motherland, plus a full list of fiction reviews in the Feb. 15 issue.

Fiction: Q & A Matt Bell | February 2013

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LJ’s Molly McArdle talks to Matt Bell about his latest release, In the House Upon the Dirt Between the Lake and the Woods.

Q&A: Jodi Picoult | On Being a Storyteller

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Author Jodi Picoult talks with LJ about her new novel, The Storyteller, and each person’s place in preserving history

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | First Look at New Books, February 22, 2013

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A crime novel for readers who love contemporary Westerns, how a crisis unearths community alliances and fissures, breathing new life into a familiar genre, and a new Maisie Dobbs title

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