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Betsy Maury reviews The Puzzle Master, Danielle Trussoni’s thriller about a centuries-old riddle. Plus short reviews of The Work: A Jigsaw Memoir by Zachary Sklar; The Empty Kayak by Jode Millman; Death, Resurrection, and the Spirit of New Orleans by Ken McCarthy; Hyman by Lawrence Bush; and We Beat Back the Fascists by Spencer Kroll.
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Share with: Having recently watched for the first time Ashley Thorpe’s Borley Rectory and re-watched Burnt Offerings, The Banishing comes at a fortuitous time as it draws on the phantoms of the former and the idea of a house that is just plain evil from the latter. Opening with a bloody murder and suicide of a priest and his wife we go forward three years and the arrival of a new priest Linus (John Hefferman) and later on his wife Marianne (Jessica Brown Findlay) and daughter Adelaide (Anya McKenna-Bruce). The house is not in great condition though liveable. However there are tensions w...
The biggest flaw in the GOP's case against the Iran nuclear deal Every time a Republican says the Iran nuclear deal didn't work, an angel loses its wings. Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev. looks on at right, as Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., speaks during a news conference to discuss TARP, Wednesday, April 22, 2009, on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)Susan Walsh / AP April 8, 2021, 2:34 PM UTC BySteve Benen President Joe Biden is well aware of the fact that the nuclear threat posed by Iran has become far more serious in recent years, which is why the U.S. administration is exploring way...
Maddow Blog | The biggest flaw in the GOP's case against the Iran nuclear deal MSNBC 4 hrs ago Steve Benen President Joe Biden is well aware of the fact that the nuclear threat posed by Iran has become far more serious in recent years, which is why the U.S. administration is exploring ways to restore the 2015 international nuclear agreement his predecessor abandoned. As Matt Stieb explained, those efforts are moving forward this week. On Wednesday, State Department spokesperson Ned Price told reporters that the U.S. is prepared to "take the steps necessary to return to compl...