A FOREIGNER CARRYING IN THE CROOK OF HIS ARM A TINY BOMB
Amitava Kumar Duke University Press ($21.95) by Mukund Belliappa The title of this book is derived from A Foreigner Carrying in the Crook of His Arm
Amitava Kumar Duke University Press ($21.95) by Mukund Belliappa The title of this book is derived from A Foreigner Carrying in the Crook of His Arm
Daniel Tiffany University of Chicago Press ($24) by Michael Snediker We have known for some time that many forms of literary difficulty—Mallarme’s “L'après-midi d'un faune,”
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Gary Noesner Random House ($26) by Weston Cutter Given that the word terrorist for most people conjures “middle-easterner,” and the Tea Party movement seems built on ideas
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Patrick Dougherty Princeton Architectural Press ($34.95) by Eliza Murphy Entering one of Patrick Dougherty’s ephemeral twig wonders is to plunge into daydream—a sinuous, lyrical enfolding
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