Column: Reading a book at the bar doesn't make you a loner
Jeremy Schneider's tweet disparaging bar readers made him Twitter's "main character" and got pushback from those who enjoy fellowship while reading.
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Jeremy Schneider's tweet disparaging bar readers made him Twitter's "main character" and got pushback from those who enjoy fellowship while reading.
Set between 1939 and 1952, it is the story of twin sisters, Ruth, a fashion model, later modeling-agency manager; and Iris, an aspiring artist.
"Our Woman in Moscow" by Beatriz Williams; Morrow (448 pages, $27.99) ——— The 50 years leading up to the fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989 could be considered the
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Robert Littell on 'Comrade Koba' Follow Us Question of the Day ANALYSIS/OPINION: In Robert Littell’s novel “Comrade Koba,” a young boy named Leon, who along with other parentless children, is hiding in the labyrinth of secret rooms of a large house where many Soviet officials, like his late father, lived and worked. While exploring the large building the boy encounters an elderly man who calls himself Koba. The man and the child begin a dialogue about Soviet life and history over a series of visits to the man’s apartment. I reached out to Robert L...