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Crime fiction roundup: Louise Penny's eighth is a charm
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[Globe and Mail] - By Donna Leon, Atlantic, 256 pages, $30. This dazzling stand-alone from Leon introduces Caterina Pellegrini, born Venetian but late of Birmingham, England. Caterina is an expert on Baroque opera and when she's summoned back to Venice, she finds
Bookmark This: New & Noteworthy Lake Forest Library Programs
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[GazeboNews] - Join Lake Forest Library librarians for a new mystery book discussion program this coming Mon., Oct. 22, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. The group will discuss Donna Leon's popular series set in Venice. In her latest installment, “Beastly Things,” published in 2012
Guardian: Crime novels - review
[The Guardian] - The Jewels of Paradise by Donna Leon (William Heinemann, £17.99) After 21 acclaimed Commissario Brunetti novels, this is Leon's first standalone. Also set in Venice, it is based on the true story of baroque composer Agostino Steffani ( ).
Google News: Cruise ban for Venice?
[iAfrica.com] - The petition, signed among others by Pierre Rosenberg - a former director of the Louvre museum - and American crime fiction author Donna Leon, warned the ships could cause serious damage to the environment and Venice's heritage. The letter slams "the
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