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Category Archives: Fiction
Lapham’s Quarterly Winter 2012: FAMILY, a review
Lapham’s Quarterly is a superb assembly of thought from all of recorded history. Each quarterly issue gathers essays and commentaries from great thinkers on a broad but specific topic. Recent issues have dwelt on Food, Lines of Work, Celebrity, The … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Lapham's Quarterly, Literature, Magazines, Marriage, Non-fiction, Opinion, Periodicals, Philosophy, Reading
Tagged Adam Smith, Alexis de Tocqueville, Art, Arts, Books, Godfather, great thinkers, Henry James, Lapham's Quarterly, Leo Tolstoy, lewis lapham, Literature, Philip Roth, William Shakespeare
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The Litigators by John Grisham, review
This is the second book I’ve inhaled during the last two weeks, a good speed for me. (See my recent review of Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson.) This one took about five days. I like to read but I’m lazy about it … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fiction, Law, Litigation, Reading
Tagged Appeal, Confession, Grisham, John Grisham, Lawsuit, Steve Jobs, The Litigators, Walter Isaacson
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