Tim Gebhart practiced law for 30 years to provide shelter for his family, dogs and books. Now retired, he's found there still isn't enough time for all the books he wants to read. A member of the National Book Critics Circle, Tim has reviewed books on his blog and other sites for more than a decade.
The attention of many, if not most people, who see the title The Autobiography of Satan: Authorized Edition will be drawn to the word Satan. Actually, the key words are authorized autobiography. Autobiography is crucial because countless stories have been written or told about Satan’s life, motives and deeds. And while it would seem that
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Historical fiction is unique in several ways. In particular, while all fiction — at least good fiction — requires imagination and intelligence, historical fiction, according to bestselling author Alexander Chee, deals with “the plausibly hypothetical” and describes “what might have happened within what happened.” The constraints of real events, people and ways of life often
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