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Maren Longbella

Maren Longbella

Author at Star Tribune at Star Tribune

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    Recent Articles

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    Review: Book says the American Revolution was really a world war

    Nonfiction: Richard Bell argues the conflict set the globe on a new path.
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    Review: Where are missing Indigenous women, asks novel ‘The Bone Th...

    Fiction: Vanessa Lillie’s followup to “Blood Sisters” is compelling.
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    Review: Killer strikes a nursing home in overly long novel

    Fiction: “The Autumn Springs Retirement Home Massacre” gets bogged down in the details.
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    Review: She leaves her husband for do-it-yourself witness protection

    Nonfiction: “She’s Under Here” is a memoir by a woman who took her kids and ran.
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    Review: There’s a lot of love in Ohio-set novel ‘Buckeye’

    Fiction: It’s been touted by Ann Patchett and, now, the Star Tribune.
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    Review: Book shows why we, like our ancestors, have a thing for Mars

    Nonfiction: “The Martians” is an entertaining look at how we view the red planet has changed over the years.
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    'The Bewitching,' from 'Mexican Gothic' writer, is short on scares

    Silvia Moreno-Garcia, author of "Mexican Gothic" and "Silver Nitrate," is stingy with the fear factor in overly complicated "The Bewitching."
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    Review: Tragedies pile up in Wally Lamb’s new novel, but will reade...

    Fiction: “The River Is Waiting” is a conventional white-dude-goes-to-prison book with the expected plot points.
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    "Mr. Mercedes'' Holly Gibney returns in Stephen King's "Never Flinch"

    Fiction: Unfortunately, the “Mr. Mercedes” investigator is not in peak form this time out.
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    Review: What happens when a man accidentally writes his own obituary?

    Fiction: “I See You’ve Called in Dead” is a comic novel about tragic events.
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    Kristen Arnett's heroine is convinced she's meant to be a clown

    The latest from "With Teeth" and "Mostly Dead Things" writer Kristen Arnett is novel "Stop Me If You've Heard This One," about a woman studying to be a clown.
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    Kristen Arnett's heroine is convinced she's meant to be a clown

    The latest from "With Teeth" and "Mostly Dead Things" writer Kristen Arnett is novel "Stop Me If You've Heard This One," about a woman studying to be a clown.