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Book reviews: Cold Mountain, by Charles Frazier
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Cold Mountain is the debut novel of American author Charles Frazier. It became a huge bestseller and in 2003 it led to a big budget Anthony Minghella directed Hollywood adaptation starring Jude Law, Nicole Kidman and Rene Zellweger.
The story is about three people who in different ways embark on life defining journeys. Inman, a wounded confederate soldier sickened by the violence and madness of the
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After a meeting with an editor, journalist Barbara Ehrenreich sets off on an investigatory journey to answer the a question that has
by Andrew Allen
This is a memoir of sorts of Bryson's journey on the Appalachian trail in the late 1990s. He and a long lost, somewhat crazy buddy
by Louis Willis
Baldwin's Another Country is Love
"'How can you live if you can't love? And how can you live if you do?'" Vivaldo asks Eric.
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