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“The Phone Booth at the Edge of the World”

March 11, 2021 ~ The Longest Chapter ~ 2 Comments

Laura Imai Messina’s engaging new novel tells the story of Japan's 2011 tsunami survivors and others who talk to their dead loved ones on a disconnected phone. Inspired by true events. Unusual and not to be missed.

The power of love and conscience

November 30, 2017 ~ The Longest Chapter ~ Leave a comment

If you’re looking for a novel to get lost in or for a holiday gift, here’s a recommendation: “Paris in the Present Tense” by Mark Helprin.

The Longest Chapter is written by book critic Kassie Rose. Her reviews and commentary can be heard on WOSU 89.7 FM, an NPR member station broadcasting throughout Central Ohio.

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