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Fiona Maazel’s Novel Last Last Chance
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Fiona Maazel’s debut novel is Last Last Chance follows the adventures of Lucy, a young woman with a family history of drug addiction who works at a kosher chicken plant in New York City.
Events: Fiona Maazel will be in conversation with Jim Shepard
Wednesday, April 23 at 7 pm
Tribeca Barnes & Noble
97 Warren Street (at Greenwich Street)
Fiona Maazel will be speaking and signing books
Monday, May 12 at 7 pm
Columbus Circle Borders
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(a) This sounds reminiscent of Robin Cook's books ... is it?
(b) The plague is still with us, every year it breaks out somewhere, but can be kept in check, now that we know cause / transmission ... which they didn't really know in the middle ages.
(c) There's a mutation in human DNA ... no copies, catch plague die, one copy, catch plague, recover, two copies, don't catch plaque. Turns out to be a protection against AIDS in the modern world.
Comment?
Vikings had "runes"?
A "vik" is the Norse word for bay, yes?
"Evict" comes from the Latin.
Leonard, thanks for mentioning the Kristin Lavransdatter trilogy. Three friends have recommended it lately, and you reminded me to put it on my summer reading list. They wept when they read it. Did you weep?
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