Book Review: 'Dr. No,' by Percival Everett - The New York Times
“Dr. No,” which borrows its name from an early James Bond story, features a math professor who’s recruited by a supervillain.
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“Dr. No,” which borrows its name from an early James Bond story, features a math professor who’s recruited by a supervillain.
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A collage of essay, travelogue, history, meditation, and aphorism, Lars Horn’s book is packaged —as is so much writing now— as a memoir.
A collage of essay, travelogue, history, meditation, and aphorism, Lars Horn’s book is packaged —as is so much writing now— as a memoir.