Minotaur novel offers labyrinth of obsession and identity
Review of Benjamin Tammuz novel Minotaur translated by Kim Parifitt and Mildren Buday. A secret agent narrator and Thea navigate a complex maze of relationships, obsession, and violence spanning Europe, Palestine, and Israel, with themes tied to the minotaur myth.
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Kim Parifitt
Mildren Buday
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Benjamin Tammuz
Voteciols Opp
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Thea
Anonymous
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Mr. Anonymous
Nikka
Tammuz
Milan
Alexander Abramov
Palestine
Alexander
The
Hagannah
Abramov
Kafka
Barbara Thomas the SEC's youngest woman commissioner
Barbara S. Thomas, the only woman on the Securities and Exchange Commission, sits at her desk in Washington. At 35, she is the panel’s youngest member, a former corporate lawyer who chose to rise on merit rather than marriage. She aims to curb insider trading while expanding international securities oversight.
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