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by Maureen Corrigan
September 10, 2007
Fresh Air from WHYY
Fresh Air's book critic reviews Away, an extraordinary novel of immigration and epic adventure from Amy Bloom, the author of Come to Me and A Blind Man Can See How Much I Love You.
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Three standout novels: busted bankers, politics Roman style and the Odyssey's lost books.
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by Amy Bloom
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