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Most of them, in fact, are precisely the opposite of what one finds in novels such as The Erasers, The Voyeur, and Jealousy, but I would like to focus in particular on The Voyeur as a work against which accusations such as Marche's simply aren't credible.
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Most of them, in fact, are precisely the opposite of what one finds in novels such as The Erasers, The Voyeur, and Jealousy, but I would like to focus in particular on The Voyeur as a work against which accusations such as Marche's simply aren't credible.
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Most of them, in fact, are precisely the opposite of what one finds in novels such as The Erasers, The Voyeur, and Jealousy, but I would like to focus in particular on The Voyeur as a work against which accusations such as Marche's simply aren't credible.
May 2010 2010
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A deal would help raise the Marche's profile as it prepares to launch a tourism campaign featuring the actor Dustin Hoffman.
Italy Offers To Share Custody With Getty Tamara Audi 2011
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It may be that Marche has pulled this experiment off about as well as it can be done, or someone inspired by Marche's example might try something similar and avoid its longeurs.
Experimental Fiction 2010
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Which does not mean that Evenson is entirely incorrect in suggesting that not all of the individual entries in Marche's anthology-as-novel are equally interesting.
Experimental Fiction 2010
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Most of them, in fact, are precisely the opposite of what one finds in novels such as The Erasers, The Voyeur, and Jealousy, but I would like to focus in particular on The Voyeur as a work against which accusations such as Marche's simply aren't credible.
Experimental Fiction 2010
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The novel follows her attempts to win the trust of the court and keep the throne of England safe from Marche's ambitions, while dealing with her own traumatic history.
Book Review: Twilight of Avalon: A Novel of Trystan and Isolde by Anna Elliot 2009
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The novel follows her attempts to win the trust of the court and keep the throne of England safe from Marche's ambitions, while dealing with her own traumatic history.
Archive 2009-06-01 2009
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I think Marche's conclusion was exactly right -- Spitzer's destruction was mundane, merely laughable in its ordinariness.
From penetrating the world of prostitution to penetrating the prostitute. Ann Althouse 2008
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