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"The Castle in the Forest," by Norman Mailer
"The Year of Endless Sorrows," by Adam Rapp
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The Adventures of a Cello, by Carlos Prieto, translated from the Spanish by Elena C. Murray (Texas; $24.95). Prieto, a Mexican cellist, mixes historical research and memoir in this biography of his cello, a Stradivarius from 1720 that he acquired in 1979. Antonio Stradivari made many fewer cellos than violins, and Prieto's, nicknamed the Piatti ...
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