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A Burnable Book Bruce Holsinger
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers

An interview and except with Bruce Holsinger regarding his new novel, A Burnable Book. That strange god made distant and faceless. Reviewed by Ron Charles at the Washington Post. Mar 25, 2014 - Holsinger's “A Burnable Book”. Unrest festers in King Richard II's court, caused by an ancient book of prophecies which foretells the young ruler's assassination. Link March 25, 2014 Professor Awesome Leave a comment. Feb 25, 2014 - A Burnable Book by Bruce Holsinger London, 1385, and a supposedly ancient book of poems prophesying the death of England's newly crowned king, Richard II, is making the rounds. Feb 5, 2014 - In Chaucer's London, betrayal, murder and intrigue swirl around the existence of a prophetic book that foretells the deaths of England's kings. Feb 2, 2014 - Author Bruce Holsinger has a day job as a medieval scholar. Feb 18, 2014 - Hot off the presses today, my review for NPR Books of a new novel that taught me something about what historical fiction can be, and what to watch out for in writing the historical novel. 7 days ago - a-burnable-book-generic-cover Murder, mystery, and poetry come together in medieval scholar Bruce Holsinger's (University of Virginia) new novel set in Chaucer's London. Sep 25, 2010 - Sympathy for the burning… Poor god in a burnable book. His deep grasp of the period suffuses this historical novel involving Chaucer, young Richard II and a secret book that prophesies the end of England's kings. A sad fate of god, restrained to holly places. Feb 18, 2014 - 'A Burnable Book' Is Fragrant With The Stench Of Medieval London. Evidently this book stars Geoffrey “perced to the roote” Chaucer as the hero of a thriller. Feb 27, 2014 - So far I'm only three chapters into Bruce Holsinger's newly released novel, A Burnable Book, but already I can see that it has one major, tragic flaw: I didn't write it. Feb 26, 2014 - A Burnable Book, by Bruce Holsinger. Mar 11, 2014 - By Bruce Holsinger William Morrow, $25.99, 464 pages. I'm currently finishing the recent, "The Plantagenets" by Dan Jones, and recently listened to "A Burnable Book" by Bruce Holsinger – and I plan to write a little more about these soon.