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Mark James

Mark James is an engineer by day and a reader by night. He completed a Masters in English later in life in an attempt to exercise the other half of his brain. He is a member of the National Book Critics Circle, and also reviews for Publisher's Weekly. He lives and reads in Cocoa Beach, Florida.

Books reviewed by Mark James

The Watch (06/14/12)
Blue Asylum (05/02/12)
The Coldest Night (04/04/12)
The Quiet Twin (03/14/12)
The Printmaker's Daughter (01/11/12)
Lost Memory of Skin (11/03/11)

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