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The Lotus Eaters: A Novel
by Tatjana Soli
Wounded Birds of War (1/1/2010)
This novel pulls the reader in with old-fashioned powerful storytelling. It offers tension, atmosphere, compelling characters, strong plot. But what makes "The Lotus Eaters" special - and maybe a little amazing because presumably the author did not experience this place atmore
Baking Cakes in Kigali
by Gaile Parkin
A Cake To Make It Better (6/23/2009)
One might expect a story set in post-genocide Rwanda, with the spread of HIV/AIDS continuing to cut through those in the prime of life, to be weighted with misery. "Baking Cakes In Kigali" hardly ignores those realities but they are blended in with the other human issues ofmore
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