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“Briefly Noted Book Reviews”
Book reviews cover Li, Lefens, Berkowitz, O’Hara
Key points
- Music Against the Night reimagines John Field and Adelaide Percheron in Li's planned trilogy.
- Lefens's Her Kind follows Ada, a mother facing abandonment and visions near Lake Michigan.
- A World We Share argues Arendt valued friendship through respect, duration, and dialogue.
- The Flying Death traces curare's history and its dubious use in medicine and industry.
- The collection surveys fiction, nonfiction, and poetry with varied historical themes.
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