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PHIL'S PICKS: BOOK & MOVIE REVIEWS

Shantaram - Gregory David Roberts (10/15/2008)

SHANTARAM by Gregory David Roberts is a gem. Don't let the length (933 pages) put you off this epic thriller about a heroin addicted, armed robber who escapes from a maximum security prison in Australia and hides out in Bombay, India. Almost every page is fascinating. Our hero spends time in Bombay's worst slum, joins the Bombay Mafia, serves time in a horrible Indian jail, fights with the Mujahadeen against the Russians in Afghanistan and learns about Bollywood, the Indian film industry among other things. I was sorry when SHANTARAM ended and was glad it was so long because I had more time with it.

Book Reviews

Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel (Henry Holt & Co., 2009) (04/22/2010)
Shantaram - Gregory David Roberts (10/15/2008)
Richistan - Robert Frank (02/19/2008)
The Know-it-All - A. J. Jacobs (11/14/2006)
How I Paid for College, a novel of sex, theft, friendship and musical theater - Marc Acito (12/07/2005)
Q & A - Vikas Swarup (12/07/2005)
The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini (06/19/2005)
The Company - Robert Littell (06/19/2005)
A Pirate of Exquisite Mind: Explorer, Naturalist and Buccaneer: The Life of William Dampier - Diana and Michael Preston (02/13/2005)
Line of Vision - David Ellis (02/13/2005)
Bangkok 8 - John Burdett (10/18/2004)
The Dante Club - Matthew Pearl (07/19/2004)
The Last Detective - Robert Crais (07/19/2004)
Heart Seizure - Bill Fitzhugh (05/11/2004)
The Known World - Edward P. Jones (03/06/2004)
This Boy’s Life - Tobias Wolff (02/12/2004)
The Richard Sharpe Series - Bernard Cornwell (02/12/2004)
Stone City - Mitchell Smith (01/29/2004)
A King's Ransom - James Grippando (12/30/2003)

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