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Garibaldi's Ghosts: Essays on the Mezzogiorno and the Risorgimento
Garibaldi's Ghosts will appeal to anyone interested in the 19th century European politics that concerned the making of Italy. Mr. De Angelo offers concise essays which examine the Risorgimento as well as personal essays dealing with the Italian psyche.
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Published September 6, 2006
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Thomas De Angelo
7 books5 followers"An engrossing, haunting story... reminiscent of classic espionage traditions." — Kirkus Reviews
"The author has a clear talent for rendering action sequences, dialogue, and description. The story unfolds at a steady pace, holding the reader's interest, and his storytelling abilities are top-notch. He does a superb job creating a unique scenario in a creative captivating way." -Publishers Weekly
I am the author of Missing Pieces: a Novel of the Balkans, a historical suspense novel set in 1998 Croatia. My novel was a Semi-Finalist in the 2019 Publishers Weekly BookLife Prize for Fiction,
Another of my novels, Between the Sword and the Wall: a novel of WW I, is set in 1914-15 during a period in World War I when it seemed the fighting would never end.
The Historical Novel Society said of my novel, "In only a little more than 100 pages, De Angelo manages to create as richly believable an atmosphere of WWI-era German-occupied Belgium as many novels have failed to do at three times the length.--Historical Novel Society
"The author has a clear talent for rendering action sequences, dialogue, and description. The story unfolds at a steady pace, holding the reader's interest, and his storytelling abilities are top-notch. He does a superb job creating a unique scenario in a creative captivating way." -Publishers Weekly
I am the author of Missing Pieces: a Novel of the Balkans, a historical suspense novel set in 1998 Croatia. My novel was a Semi-Finalist in the 2019 Publishers Weekly BookLife Prize for Fiction,
Another of my novels, Between the Sword and the Wall: a novel of WW I, is set in 1914-15 during a period in World War I when it seemed the fighting would never end.
The Historical Novel Society said of my novel, "In only a little more than 100 pages, De Angelo manages to create as richly believable an atmosphere of WWI-era German-occupied Belgium as many novels have failed to do at three times the length.--Historical Novel Society
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