The Street the invisible string

The Street the invisible string"The Street offers an unsentimental portrait of Eastern European Jewish life, with none of the Shubert Alley schmaltz of Fiddler on the Roof or the mythopoeic grandeur of Isaac Bashevis Singer's fictions. . . . Rabon speaks to us today with immediacy and power, in this memorable novel about a vanished world quite like our own." New York Newsday A master novelist of city life, Israel Rabon describes in The Street that peculiar moment in recent history

investigative journalism

scientists manipulated the DNA of human babies for the first time

Having consulted for organizations ranging from Alcoa to the Pittsburgh Symphony

her body dumped in England's River Cam

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he proved to be not just honest but brave

Exact Thinking in Demented Times tells the often outrageous

Gideon Marchant is an underworld hacker known as the Knave of Hearts

but too much ownership has the opposite effect -- it creates gridlock

give the wheel a spin to get the answer you need to the endless queries

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Facing a tough reelection campaign against an aggressive challenger named Mitt Romney