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Staff PicksMurder on Marble RowWhy is it a pick?Sixth in the gaslight mystery series featuring midwife Sarah Brandt. A friend of Sarah’s father, a wealthy industrialist, is killed by a bomb. Is it anarchists or a business rival?CollectionAdult FictionPicked bySusana |
Staff Picks by MarcusHelplessness BluesWhy is it a pick?The album "Helplessness Blues" by Fleet Foxes is a pick for anyone who loves three-part vocal harmonies coupled with great acoustic guitar folk/fingerstyle guitar that resembles the songs of Crosby, Stills, and Nash. They've got a hearty sound with thoughtful lyrics that make you feel at home.CollectionAdult CD MusicPicked byMarcusKiss Each Other CleanWhy is it a pick?Iron & Wine's latest album is full of new sounds for the band. For the first time, they employ the use of vocal effects and ambient electronic sound, paving a new path for their mellow folk tunes. Awesome lyrics and unlikely musical fusions make for an interesting and enjoyable album.CollectionAdult CD MusicPicked byMarcusThe FallWhy is it a pick?"The Fall" is a great movie for anyone with an appreciation for artistic cinematography and imaginative story telling. The majority of the film is an eye-catching story being told by the main character, a hospitalized stuntman named Roy who's made friends with a little girl who is also a patient at the hospital. The two develop a complex relationship that is reflected in the stories Roy tells.CollectionAdult DVD FictionPicked byMarcusThe Good EarthWhy is it a pick?The Good Earth is the story of a poor farmer in China named Wang Lang and his struggles in poverty and rise to wealth. The narrative provides the reader with a rich taste of culture as Wang transitions from one social circle to another, betraying his love of the earth and his family. It's just a really good, well written story.CollectionAdult FictionPicked byMarcus |
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