Don Winslow's City on Fire and other books to read this week
Don Winslow’s timeless organised crime novel City on Fire leads our reviews of new fiction and non-fiction releases.
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Don Winslow’s timeless organised crime novel City on Fire leads our reviews of new fiction and non-fiction releases.
Cameron Woodhead and Steven Carroll’s snap reviews of eight new releases.
Features BOOKS | REVIEWS: Half Lives Long before scientists split the atom, quacks and con artists were splitting the profits. by New York Daily News Jul. 17 2021 @ 4:59pm "Half Lives: The Unlikely History of Radium" by Lucy Jane Santos. (Pegasus Books/TNS) Half Lives by Lucy Jane Santos; Pegasus Books (336, $27.99) Long before scientists split the atom, quacks and con artists were splitting the profits. Marie and Pierre Curie's pioneering scientific work was 50 years old before America dropped the A-bomb. But the onslaught of atomic gadgets, radioactive tonics and other potentially lethal...
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One regularly reads reports of packs of dogs mauling people.