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Bibliophoria: Brian Moore's Lies of Silence

Bibliophoria: Brian Moore's Lies of Silence

Late one night, the manager of a Belfast hotel receives an unexpected visit from the IRA. They’ve come, guns drawn, with an ultimatum: if Michael Dillon doesn’t smuggle a bomb into the hotel parking lot the next day—an act that will kill and maim dozens—the IRA will murder his wife.

Bibliophoria: Jami Attenberg's Saint Mazie

Bibliophoria: Jami Attenberg's Saint Mazie

There's something comforting yet electrifying about fiction that transforms the famous into flesh.

Joseph Mitchell first brought fame to Mazie Phillips in his 1940 New Yorker profile. Now, Jami Attenberg has given her a rich, complicated history.