Wednesday, August 02, 2006

In this morning's Inquirer ...

... Elizabeth Wellington has an excellent piece about Philly author Solomon Jones: Author's political thriller boasts Philly street cred

And Karl Kirchwey thinks highly of Olga Grushin's The Dream Life of Sukhanov: A Soviet artist sells out, ascends - and self-destructs

David Hiltbrand is impressed with Denise Mina's The Dead Hour: A young reporter in Glasgow bumps into a brutal murder

2 comments:

  1. The Dead Hour is set in the early 80s so the class struggle was very fresh. Denise Mina mentions Tony Benn the old Laborite in the dawn of Thatcherism.

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  2. Thanks, David. I'll pass the info along to David (Hiltbrand, that is). I'm old enough to remember when Tony was Anthony Wedgwood-Benn.

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