Books by Christopher R. Beha
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review 1: This one got better as it went along, which isn't saying a lot. The writing style, which initially seemed workmanlike, grew on me. I could wrap up the plot in two sentences, but that doesn't seem nice, so I'll say this: Sophie's conversion was interesting. Stories about lapsed Ca...
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review 1: I had a difficult time rating this one. The idea of reading through the Harvard list was one that appealed to me as a reader. However, it took me a while to warm to the author. For the first half of the book, he presented himself as an isolated, self-absorbed human being. His rel...
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review 1: Another novel about a young writer in Brooklyn/NYC trying to come to grips with the modern condition. Except this one has more in common with Dostoevsky's great spiritual novels than it does with Sex and the City. The fact that a major publisher didn't publish this (the author ...