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    Peter Kocan: The Treatment & The Cure

    Author Peter Kocan was sentenced to “life” in 1966. He spent many years in an Australian hospital for the criminally insane for the attempted assassination of Labor leader Arthur Calwell. This work is not called a memoir but, told in the quiet voice of an introspective loner, the tone and detail...
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    Stan Lauryssens: Dali & I

    Almost twenty years after his death the inexplicable life and works of Salvador Dali are still a mystery. And con-men continue to make financial gains by using his name. In Dali & I, Stan Lauryssens may well be continuing the tradition. I wanted to quit reading this book about 30 pages in...
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    Daniel Stashower: The Beautiful Cigar Girl

    The last time anyone saw Mary C. Rogers of New York was Sunday July 25, 1841. To this day the crime remains unsolved. While Stashower makes no attempt to unravel this mystery in The Beautiful Cigar Girl, Edgar Allan Poe believes he is able to do so through his fictional detective C. Auguste...
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    Robert Rankin:Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse

    When you're looking for a light, humorous read, how could The Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse escape your notice. The story follows an adolescent by the name of Jack. He's decided to leave his small factory town home to find his fortune in the big city. The city is Toy City, which...
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    Marc Hartzman: American Sideshow

    I've always found myself unusually drawn to the unusual. This includes, to a great degree, circus folk. So, when I saw a single copy of American Sideshow in the theatre section at the bookstore I immediately honed in. This book is a treasure chest of information about sideshow performers...
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    Graham Rawle: Woman's World

    I'm not usually a fan of "artsy" books. My thought tends to be "if they need an artsy gimmick the writing is probably lacking". After reading Women's World by Graham Rawle I will not let that keep me away again! Written entirely with clippings from vintage 1960's women's magazines, the...
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    Brand Spankin' New

    I can't believe it's taken me so long to find this site! I have a book review blog and will likely be starting one here too when I have a day off! I look forward to joining in on some of the discussions here. Very many are very interesting. But, first, I think I must go to sleep.
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