Roberta Silman
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Reviews by Roberta SilmanFuse Book Review: “Three Weeks in December”
Three Weeks In December by Audrey Schulman Fuse Book Review: "The Secret in Their Eyes" — An Impressive Work of Art
The Secret in Their Eyes by Eduardo Sacheri Fuse Book Review: An Outstanding "List"
The List by Martin Fletcher Fuse Book Review: Brilliant "Shards"
Shards by Ismet Prcic the boston globe: A richer, detailed portrait of van Gogh
VAN GOGH: The Life By Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith Fuse Book Review: A Memoir That Gives Solace to Us All
Lives other than My own by Emmanuel Carrere fuse book commentary: The Emperor of Lies = The Emperor's New Clothes?
The Emperor of Lies by Steve Sem-Sandberg Fuse Book Review: Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream -- Updated
The Great Night by Chris Adrian Fuse Book Review: A Puzzling Look at the West, Islam, and The Convert
The Convert, A Parable of Islam and America by Deborah Baker the boston globe: The barbarity of slavery bared
Song of Slaves in the Desert by Alan Cheuse the boston globe: In our time
The Paris Wife by Paula McLain Fuse Book Review: Exploring “The Memory of Love” in postwar Sierra Leone
The Memory of Love by Aminatta Forna Fuse Book Review: Two Old Men Singing of Wisdom
Solo by Rana Dasgupta The New York Times: In the Company of Ghosts
THE RINGS OF SATURN by W.G. Sebald The American Scholar: The Swiveling Light of Truth
short stories by Grace Paley The Virginia Quarterly: A Consummate Artist
Willa Cather and The Politics of Criticism By Joan Acocella The Virginia Quarterly: A Radiance of Attention
The Flashboat: Poems Collected and Reclaimed By Jane Cooper The Boston Globe: Dazed and confused in a perilous Tokyo underworld
Country of Origin By Don Lee The Boston Globe: Living 'in between' in chaotic 1950s Kenya
The In-Between World of Vikram Lall By M. G. Vassanji The Boston Globe: Home alone
The Lost Mother By Mary McGarry Morris The Boston Globe: A Civil War-era underworld and its evil genius
Canaan's Tongue By John Wray The Boston Globe: A death in the family, in the aftermath of war
The Truth of the Matter By Robb Forman Dew The Boston Globe: In 'Browning,' possession is nine-10ths of the draw
How Elizabeth Barrett Browning Saved My Life By Mameve Medwed The Boston Globe: In a tumultuous time, a complicated woman
First Lady of the Confederacy : Varina Davis's Civil Wars By Joan E. Cashin The Boston Globe: Armies of the night
The Castle in the Forest By Norman Mailer The Boston Globe: Narrative of love and sadness on American plains falls flat
What the Thunder Said By Janet Peery The Boston Globe: In moving stories, the Iraq war haunts the families of US soldiers
"Refresh, Refresh" by Benjamin Percy The Boston Globe: Too many voices, vices in Vegas novel
Beautiful Children By Charles Bock The Boston Globe: Amid the losses of war, unlikely alliances bloom
Skeletons At The Feast By Chris Bohjalian The Boston Globe: A story of surviving, and accepting, tragedy
The Cure for Grief by Nellie Hermann The Boston Globe: A cryptic saga of sisters, twisted by a heinous crime
The story sisters By Alice Hoffman the boston globe: Portrait of the artist
The Diary of A young Girl by Anne Frank the boston globe: A taste of Trollope
A taste of Trollope by Stephen McCauley The Boston Globe: Behind the scenes with Aristotle and pupil Alexander
The Golden Mean by Annabel Lyon Fuse Book Review: A Pair of Darkly Jolly Jolleys
The Sugar Mother and Foxybaby by Elizabeth Jolley Book Review: 'Making Toast'
Making Toast by Roger Rosenblatt Book Review: A Rat's Tale
Rat by Fernanda Eberstadt Book Review: Classic Coming-of-Age?—The Chester Chronicles
The Chester Chronicles by Kermit Moyer World Books Review: Chased out of Paradise
Light of My Eye by Paula Jacques World Books Review: The Brilliance of Ordinary Lives
Ordinary Lives by Josef Skvorecky World Books Review: An Urgent “February”
February by Lisa Moore World Books Review: An Australian Masterpiece
Vera Wright Trilogy by Elizabeth Jolley World Books Review: An uneven ‘Storm’
The Storm by Margriet de Moor World Books Review: Life Under Mao
Three Sisters by Bi Feiyu World Books Review: A Masterpiece From Israel To The End of the Land by David Grossman |
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