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We are off again this week, so some choice cuts from a previous show.
We are back again recording at The Bryant Corner Cafe, NE 65th and 32nd Ave Ne in Northeast Seattle at 10 am Tuesday the 20th. Drop on by.
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Peter Mountford, “The Dismal Science: A Novel”
John Lanchester, “Capital”(F), “How To Speak Money” (NF)
Patricia Wrede, Caroline Stevermer, “Sorcery and Cecilia, Or The Enchanted Chocolate Pot”
Georgiette Heyer, “Sylvester,” “The Grand Sophy.”
Max Egremont , “Some Desperate Glory: The First World War the Poets Knew.”
Karen Karbo, “The Diamond Lane”
Ian McEwan, “Amstersdam”
Dick Wolfe, “The Intercept”
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Nancy Horan, “Loving Frank”
T.C. Boyle, “The Women”
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Rudolpho Anaya, “Bless Me, Ultima” (the December Book Club choice)
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Patricia Wrede, Caroline Stevermer, “Sorcery and Cecilia, Or The Enchanted Chocolate Pot”
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