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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2014
Page
24
The note asks what I am reading and mentions seeking Relax and Renew by Judith Hanson Lasater. It references Heather Eldridge a Lawrence student and quotes a line about reading preferences and the search for a specific yoga book.
CIA lawyer John Rizzo recounts moments where he could have halted the post 9 11 interrogation program but chose to refer the matter to the Justice Department. The memoir portrays leaders uneasy with EITs yet leaves debate on moral cost and allies’ trust to the reader.
Renko investigates the disappearance of Tatiana Petrovna, an intrepid journalist modeled on Anna Politkovskaya, amid a Kaliningrad Moscow chase. Victor Orlov and a web of clues drive a twisting plot centered on a coded notebook, a dangerous mob world, and a shipborne climactic sequence.
A Chicago federal judge rules that Sherlock Holmes tales are free to depict once Conan Doyle copyrights expired for most stories, beyond the ten still protected. The Doyle estate appeals, arguing ongoing development by Conan Doyle preserves rights until 2022. Author Leslie Klinger, who sued, plans to publish In the Company of Sherlock Holmes this fall.
A humorous piece describes New Year tech woes from a printer to a vacuum and computer. The narrator vows practical fixes like replacing a backup battery, changing the cartridge, rebooting the computer, and avoiding polluting as part of a pragmatic, light hearted resolve.
Hardcover fiction list includes Sycamore Row by John Grisham and The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt. Other titles feature The First Phone Call from Heaven by Mitch Albom and Command Authority by Tom Clancy with pricing details. Hardcover nonfiction ranks Things That Matter by Charles Krauthammer and Killing Jesus by O Reilly Dugard, alongside practical guides and cookbooks.
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