THE AMBASSADORS
November 2012
For Henry James, the Medoc was as much a moral and emotional wine-growing locale as it a physical place
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September 2011
Cynthia Ozick's intricate and artful new novel Foreign Bodies echoes the majesty of Henry James's late period
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