My obsession with David Mitchell continues and is getting more intense. There are books you devour. There are books you savour and never want to end. And then there are David Mitchell books which are both. I went with The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet because there was a reference and crossover with The Bone Clocks. It is […]
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on 8/9/2014
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By: Elaine Anderson,
on 12/24/2006
Blog: Fahrenheit 451: Banned Books (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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By: Elaine Anderson,
on 12/24/2006
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First Into Nagasaki, a new book about the after affects of the bombing of Nagasaki, will be released December 26, 2006. George Weller, a former Chicago Daily News reporter wrote a number of articles after sneaking into the Japanese city four weeks it was hit with an atomic bomb by the US. The articles were censored by the U.S. military.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist writes about the conditions found in prison camps, of the radiation sickness suffered by allied troops, and the article features interviews with allied soldiers who saw the devastation in the bombed city.
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