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Adam Rugnetta

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Author of Beyond Choice; An Expat Dilemma in Delhi. Has lived and worked abroad since 1996.

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Adam Rugnetta I have yet to have it. I make political cartoons almost everyday. As long as there are leaders like Trump, I will always have something to say.
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Trashed by Derf Backderf
Trashed: A Graphic Novel
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A perfect graphic novel. Well- drawn, fun, philosophical, and you walk away learning something. Read the whole thing on a beautiful spring day at work, allowing me to agree with Derf- some jobs are better than others.
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The Sea, the Sea by Iris Murdoch
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State of the Union by Nick Hornby
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A great little book. Two funny people meet in a bar before their weekly marriage counseling session, and hilarity ensues. I kept thinking it would make a great play. Not a life-changing book, but definitely a fun two-day read.
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The High Mountains of Portugal by Yann Martel
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I didn’t seek this book out; it found me. A friend was reading it, and since I had just gone to Portugal, I gave it a shot. At the first hint of magical realism—something I usually don’t like—I turned to reviews to see if there was reason to continue ...more
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Ohio by Stephen Markley
Ohio
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A page-turning tale of a drama from a rust belt town that mixed murder, the Iraq war, 9/11, opiates and meth, high school and rape. Some of the characters were cliche and dialogue long but the story kept me wondering.
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Flesh by David Szalay
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I’ll write this review in the inarticulate but fascinating voice of the author; I liked this book. I’m not sure why. I have the feeling I learned something important. I just don’t know what it is.

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Atonement by Ian McEwan
Atonement
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McEwan writes “only a new kind of fiction could capture the essence of change” in a novel that does just that, following characters from youth to old age. He accomplished that mission showing “however withered “ we get, we feel ourselves “to be exact ...more
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Catherine Belton
“This book is the story of that system – the rise to power of Putin’s KGB cohort, and how they mutated to enrich themselves in the new capitalism. It is the story of the hurried handover of power between Yeltsin and Putin, and of how it enabled the rise of a ‘deep state’ of KGB security men that had always lurked in the background during the Yeltsin years, but now emerged to monopolise power for at least twenty years – and eventually to endanger the West.”
Catherine Belton, Putin's People: How the KGB Took Back Russia and Then Took On the West

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