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The Lost Wife. Berkley Trade,
September 6, 2011.
The story of a successful New York obstetrician
who still dreams of his first wife, Lenka, an art student he
left behind in Czechoslovakia while fleeing the Nazis, and who
he believes died during the war |
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The Last Van Gogh. /em>BBerkley
Trade,(October 3, 2006.
The Last Van Gogh
recreates the riveting and impassioned final months of Vincent's
life and the tragic relationship between a young girl brimming
with hope and an artist teetering on despair. Both a love story
and a meticulously researched historical novel, The Last Van
Gogh explores the complexities between patient and doctor,
painter and muse. Nominated as a Book Sense Notable Pick
in 2006. |
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Tango : A Novel. Atria Books, 2004
Richman deftly explores the complex landscape of lives shaped by
political events beyond their control in a deeply moving and
beautifully rendered second novel. From the author of the
critically acclaimed "The Mask Carver's Son" comes "Swedish
Tango," a powerful story of two couples from opposite ends of
the world who seek refuge in Sweden, where their lives
intertwine in a poignant dance with destiny."
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The Mask Carver's Son.
New York: Bloomsbury, 2000.
Kiyoki, a turn-of-the-century Japanese artist, forsakes his
oppressive father's art style and flees to Paris to
discover his own style, sacrificing everything--family, love,
and fortune--for his art. |
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October 2004: Alyson Richman joined the ASIJ Cyber
Book Club for an online discussion of The Mask Carver's Son!
The Frederick Harris Libraries Celebrate ASIJ Authors!
Author Visits/Cyber Talk
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