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A mystery novel set in 1583
“Prophecy” by S.J. Parris, Doubleday, 375 pages, $26.95. It is 1583 in London. Queen Elizabeth I is on the throne. One of her maids of honor is found murdered with astrological symbols cut into her flesh. Giordano Bruno is investigating. The...Tags: Health, Blackmail and Extortion, Flu, Crimes, Elizabeth II
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Mixing religion, extraterrestrial beings
Last week I visited Jet Propulsion Laboratory during its annual open house. I was told by JPL media relations that about 30,000 to 40,000 visitors attended the event. I was in high school the last time I attended a JPL open house, attending as part of an...Tags: Research, CBS Corp., Astronomy, Science and Technology, Galileo Galilei
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Italy's duoMo hotel is fit for Fellini
Even its irreverent name, an odd mix of upper- and lowercase letters, suggests the whimsy of the duoMo hotel. Noted industrial architect Ron Arad headed the design team for this futuristic hotel in Rimini, hometown of Italian director Federico Fellini....Tags: Italy, Federico Fellini, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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The Siren's Call: The power of books, the power within
Los Angeles TimesThere's something inspiring for old-fashioned book lovers out there about an early scene in Deborah Harkness' novel "A Discovery of Witches" (Viking: 579 pp., $28.95). Magical creatures suddenly gather as a woman opens a legendary lost book. Never mind...Tags: England, University of Southern California, Politics, Elizabeth II, Human Interest
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Summer page-turners
Act of Passion A Novel Georges Simenon New York Review Books: $14.95 paper Though successful at his work and family life, a doctor grows dissatisfied and restless and thinks a casual affair is the perfect answer—until the consequences are far...Tags: Kentucky, Condos and Houses, Clive Barker, Politics, Rentals
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Go down, Crowley: The end of "Aegypt"
By Ed Park Though 20 years have passed between the publication of the start and finish of John Crowley's tetralogy "Aegypt" -- time enough, in publishing terms, for the oeuvre to take on the luster of the "Corpus Hermeticum" whose implications it relates...Tags: Fiction, Death, Robert Bresson, Cults and Sects, Harold Bloom
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A word-magus gets his due
I admired [Robert Louis] Stevenson; I did more than that. I did what we are not supposed to do with the characters we encounter in books -- I identified with him.
--John Crowley, "Robert Louis Stevenson and the Dilemma of an Uncritical Readership"
I...Tags: New York, Kentucky, Children, Trips and Vacations, Travel
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Church weighs in on alien life
This past weekend I visited Jet Propulsion Laboratory during its annual open house. I was told by JPL media relations that about 30,000 to 40,000 visitors attended the event. I was in high school the last time I attended a JPL open house, attending as...Tags: Research, CBS Corp., Astronomy, Science and Technology, Galileo Galilei
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