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BOOK REVIEW: Searching for Billie (A Son Recounts Mother’s Extraordinary Wartime Odyssey)
By Ian Gill. Blacksmith Books, Hong Kong. Soft cover, 400 pages, with 50+ photographs. US$17.95, £14.99
Dec 9
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BOOK REVIEW: The Sisterhood (The secret history of women at the CIA)
By Liza Mundy. Penguin Random House, New York. Hardcover, with index and bibliography. US$32.50
Dec 3
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BOOK REVIEW: Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear (Poems from Gaza)
By Mosab Abu Toha. City Lights Books, San Francisco. Paperback, 130 pp. US$11
Dec 2
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Artificial Intelligence and Fancy Bear
Why Elon Musk is worried
Nov 16
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John Berthelsen
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Kashmir’s Cricket Bat Industry in Trouble
Bat manufacturers want government support to boost the indigenous industry
Nov 10
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BOOK REVIEW: Spies (The Epic Intelligence War Between East and West)
By Calder Walton. Simon & Shuster, New York, hard cover. 688 pp with notes, bibliography and index. US$34.99
Nov 4
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John Berthelsen
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BOOK REVIEW: We Could have Been Friends, My Father and I
By Raja Shehadeh. Other Press, New York. Hard cover, 120 pp. US$22.99
Oct 22
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