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Prose that spans the globe, a prescient novel about a plague and more: 6 new paperbacks

Moira Macdonald, The Seattle Times Need a thrilling thriller? A timely nonfiction collection? A trip back to a literary corner of 1920s London? Here they are . and all in paperback, too. Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line by Deepa Anappara (Random House, $18). The first novel from Anappara, a journalist who spent years working in Mumbai and Delhi, India, won the Edgar Award last month for best novel, presented by the Mystery Writers of America. It s the story of a 9-year-old boy who lives in a slum in an imaginary Indian city, and who turns detective when one of his classmates disappears. Rich with easy joy, Anappara s writing announces the arrival of a literary supernova, wrote a New York Times reviewer, adding as a warning, If you begin reading the book in the morning, don t expect to get anything done for the rest of the day.

Cedric Jimenez to Direct Anti-Terrorism Investigation Thriller November Starring Jean Dujardin (EXCLUSIVE)

Cedric Jimenez to Direct Anti-Terrorism Investigation Thriller November Starring Jean Dujardin (EXCLUSIVE) Elsa Keslassy, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Cedric Jimenez, the French director of “The Connection,” the Rosamund Pike-starrer “HHhH” and “Bac Nord,” will next be directing “November,” an action-packed thriller set against the backdrop of the Paris terror attacks of 2015 with a prestigious cast led by Oscar-winning Jean Dujardin (“The Artist”), Anais Demoustier (“Alice and The Mayor”) and Sandrine Kiberlain (“In Safe Hands”). Written by Olivier Demangel, the screenwriter of Mati Diop’s “Atlantics,” “November” unfolds during the five days following the attacks which shook Paris, and revolves around the sprawling investigation carried on by a highly-secretive police brigade called SDAT (anti-terrorist sub-directorate) to track down the terrorists – including the two masterminds behind the attacks.

First woman tapped to join Shelter Island Police Department - Shelter Island Reporter

Woman tapped to join Shelter Island Police Department Traffic Control Officer Taylor Rando, on the job on Grand Avenue during the summer of 2019. (Graham Moore photo) Taylor Rando has been appointed as a probationary police officer with the Shelter Island Police Department effective Tuesday. Ms. Rando, who has been a traffic control officer, is undergoing training at the Suffolk County Police Academy. She was already among top scorers on the test necessary to establish her as a candidate for an appointment and has passed the county background check, Chief Jim Read said. Her appointment by the Town Board at a special meeting fulfills an effort to place a woman on the currently all-male staff that the chief had suggested to the Police Reform Task Force, which filed its report with New York State at the end of March.

Aylesbury Conservative Party announce candidates for Buckinghamshire Council Unitary Elections

Aylesbury Conservative Party announce candidates for Buckinghamshire Council Unitary Elections
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