Sunday, August 20, 2006

Today's Inquirer reviews ...

John Esposito chats with John Updike about Terrorist: Updike imagines a killer who may be victim himself.

Paula Marantz Cohen nicely dissects Elizabeth Buchan's Wives Behaving Badly: Twist on the domestic-revenge plot.

I found Carlo Lucarelli's Carte Blanche a little unsettling: Character study disguised as cop story.

Glenn Altschuler enjoyed a chronicle of Yul and other Brynners: Getting to know them: A Brynner family tree .

Katie Haegele is impressed with Joyce Carl Oates's novel for young adults: Young Adult Reader Oates' newest challenges with violent death, painful rebirth .

During the past week, John Freeman reviewed Kiffe Kiffe Tomorrow: A teen tells her story of life in a Muslim Paris suburb.

Also, Ned Warwick took a long hard look at Irene Nemirovsky's Suite Francaise: Novel of WWII France cut short by writer's death in Auschwitz

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