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Mal Warwick

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Mal Warwick has been reviewing books on his blog, www. malwarwickonbooks.com, since January 2010, typically posting three to five reviews per week. He is a member of the National Book Critics Circle and the Northern California Book Reviewers and serves on the board of directors of the Bay Area Book Festival. He is also a member of the Author’s Guild and has been a member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America since the 1970s.

Mal’s most recent book is Hell on Earth: What We Can Learn from Dystopian Fiction (July 2017). He is the author, co-author, or editor of 20 other books, including The Business Solution to Poverty: Designing Products and Services for Three Billion New Customers and the best-selling fundraising text, How t
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The far-reaching and surprising impact of World War II

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Is it too much to say that World War II “changed everything?” In The Fear and the Freedom, author Keith Lowe makes a strong case to justify the claim. As many as 80 million people died of a global population barely 30 times that number in 1939. Perhaps an equal number became refugees or “displaced persons.” Meanwhile, the war gave birth to an array of powerful international institutions and set th

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Twits Abroad by Tom Alan Robbins
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Laughs in sci-fi? P. G. Wodehouse did British humor far, far better.

The legendary English humorist Sir Pelham Grenville Wodehouse (1881-1975), known to readers as P. G., wrote about 100 books in a career that spanned much of the 20th century. His out
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The Illegals by Shaun  Walker
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For a century and more, the spy next door was a reality in much of the West

Every self-respecting spy service equips agents with false credentials and dispatches them to conduct espionage illegally in other nations. But one country has been doing so f
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Coded Justice by Stacey Abrams
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Can AI replace doctors? This legal thriller poses the question.

You can hardly scan the headlines in a newspaper or open a screen to a news program without coming across something about artificial intelligence these days. AI has become a dominant forc
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American Patriarch by H.W. Brands
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He could have been king. Or a dictator. He retired instead.

Myths and legends swirl around the life of George Washington. Remember that cherry tree? The wooden teeth? Throwing a coin across a wide river? The white wig? All of these widely accepted bel
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Get Lost by Justin Halpern
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A hilarious romp through the byways of small-town crime

To be clear at the outset, you should not expect a realistic picture of small-town crime when you read Justin Halpern’s comic masterpiece, Get Lost. What you’ll get instead is a fiendishly clever
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American history, laughing all the way

Scoot yourself over, Huckleberry Finn! Make room! Here comes Henry Shackleford, aka Henrietta, aka Little Onion, with a tall tale ripped and twisted out of the pages of history that’s like to set your britches af
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The Secret History of Gold by Dominic Frisby
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How gold has influenced the course of history

Just so you know at the outset, the author of The Secret History of Gold comes to the task with a pronounced set of biases. He is a gold bug who believes that shiny, indestructible element is the ultimate
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Wisdom Corner by David Heska Wanbli Weiden
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A gritty crime novel set on an Indian reservation

What most Americans know about life on the more than 300 Indian reservations comes from the novels of the late Tony Hillerman and his daughter Anne. Dark Winds, the television series based on their nov
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The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver
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A brilliant historical novel about Leon Trotsky and Diego Rivera

When years ago I read The Poisonwood Bible, I was flummoxed by its power and beauty. It was clear to me that Barbara Kingsolver possessed a fierce talent not just as a storyteller but al
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