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Robert Knox

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New York City, The United States

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Historical Fiction, Mystery, Literary Fiction

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October 2013

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I'm a first-time novelist. Suosso's Lane," my novel about the Plymouth, Mass. roots of the Sacco-Vanzetti case, was published in Oct. 2015 as an ebook by Web-e-Books.com. It's since become available as a paperback from the publisher at http://www.web-e-books.com/index.php#...
Or, by emailing me at rc.knox2@gmail.com.
Set largely in Plymouth, Mass., where Bartolomeo Vanzetti lived in the Italian immigrant community when he was charged with murder in 1920, the novel chronicles the infamous Sacco-Vanzetti case. Two Italian immigrants, profiled for their radical anarchist views, were convicted of a murder-robbery in a trial marred by weak evidence and judicial prejudice, and were executed seven years later despite widespread international and dom ...more

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Publishing Karpa Talesman: A Long Journey to a New World

What a blessing, it turns out, to be born on Earth where – atleast in some places, at some times – concepts of justice, fairness, and protection of the weak are honored in both law and practice. What a joy, thenovel’s hero Karpa – returned to his former existence as Copper Drey – discovers,to be home again. Life on Earth, with all its flaws and disappointments, isstill worth living.

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“At the kitchen table she examined the glass of ice. Each cube was rounded by room temperature, dissolving in its own remains, and belatedly she understood that this was how a loved one disappeared. Despite the shock wave of walking into an empty flat, the absence isn’t immediate, more a fade from the present tense you shared, a melting into the mast, not an erasure but a conversion in form, from presence to memory, from solid to liquid, and the person you once touched runs over your skin, now in sheets down your back, and you may bathe, may sink, may drown in the memory, but your fingers cannot hold it.”
― Anthony Marra, A Constellation of Vital Phenomena

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