Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
New in paper Jan. 9
The Chalk Circle Man
By Fred Vargas (Vintage, $29)
THIS Paris-based historian and archeologist introduces her new detective, Jean-Baptiste Adamsberg, who investigates a strange murder.
Angel of Vengeance
By Ana Siljak (St. Martin's, $22)
THIS biography of 19th-century Russia's female assassin, by a Queen's university professor, was a finalist for the 2009 Charles Taylor Non-Fiction Prize.
Generation X
By Douglas Coupland (Fenn/Griffin, $18)
A new edition of the watershed 1991 novel, complete with the Vancouver artist-writer's line drawings, has been issued to coincide with this year's Canada Reads promotion on CBC Radio.
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