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In his latest novel he describes the supposed murder of an eminent literary critic, who happens to be Jewish, by a disgruntled author.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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The publisher describes the novel as the coming-of-age story of a gifted young man whose search for meaning leads him to New York, England, Paris and a mission patrolling the demilitarized zone in Korea.
WSJ: Newly found Pearl S. Buck book is to be published
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Professor Todd, who is organising a conference at Cambridge University's Lucy Cavendish College in June to mark the bicentenary of Pride and Prejudice, describes the novel as "much sunnier" than Austen's other works.
BBC: Entertainment & Arts
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The research, recently published in PLoS One, describes a novel approach to broad spectrum antivirals, which is based in part on how the human immune system takes down viruses.
FORBES: Researchers Discover a Universal Antiviral Drug
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In his new, New York Times best-selling novel entitled One Second After, historian and author Bill Forstchen describes the devastating effect such a strike could have on America.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Missile defense misjudgment
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These may not be the sea monsters Jules Verne describes in Journey to the Centre of the Earth, but Iceland is the setting for his famous novel.
BBC: An Icelandic journey to the centre of the earth
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Alexandra Hamlet, who won awards for her first novel, a Cold War thriller called The Right Guard, says terrorism has created a new fiction genre - and describes her own work as "intellectual suspense".
BBC: Sherlock to CSI: Mystery writers seek science accuracy