Rutten Book Reviews: An Archive of Past Reviews
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A foreign correspondent analyzes the poisoning death of dissident Russian intelligence agent Alexander...
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An inside look at how the Bush administration developed its policy on torture and how it clashed with...
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The adventures of Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, the first European artist in North America.
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There aren't enough good moments in a day in the life of dysfunctional women...
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A loyalist from the president's days as Texas governor reconsiders George W. Bush's character and finds...
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This latest James Bond novel by an Ian Fleming impersonator owes more to the...
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Ian Frazier's 'Lamentations of the Father' collects humorous essays by a...
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A look at the Kennedy White House and the author's lifelong romance with...
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In '1940,' Jay Neugeboren examines the roots of Hitler's hatred of Jews with a...
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The subtle historian excels on 20th century European intellectuals but trips...
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Which handles money better? A casino or Wall Street? A look at the reckless...
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The story behind the Pulitzer Prize-winning photo (left) of a 1976 demonstration...
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An unflinching account of the rise of the puritanically religious Bin Laden and Saud families as the West...
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In "Hollywood Crows," the novelist takes his cops into Hollywood's tumultuous,...
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The bewildered patriarch of the Jones family confronts grief and age in "A Curious Earth," a darkly...
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Matthew Parker's book tells the epic story of the building of the Panama Canal.
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She called upon the Islamic world to work toward avoiding a clash of civilizations.
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Writer's first novel explores revolution's timeless lessons.
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In "The Silver Swan," John Banville's latest foray as Benjamin Black, a...
