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1 June 2009

 

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The Refugee in America, by British author Frances Trollope (Sunswept Press, trade paperback, $13.95, October 2006). Part social commentary and part taut murder mystery, the novel was first published in 1832 under the name of Mrs. Trollope. The inspiration for The Refugee in America came from Mrs. Trollope's sojourn to the United States in the late 1820s -- a time rife with legislative battles fought over slavery, high tariffs, and manifest destiny.
The Refugee in America tells the story of a young British lord on the lam in the U.S., after convincing himself that he has committed murder. Mrs. Trollope blends a love story, a mystery, and a cultural look at America; a country not so different from today. During her 3 1/2-year visit to several cities across the United States, Mrs. Trollope business.

Photographic images of celebrities have long captivated the curious and adoring. Talented photographers of the last century, like Yousuf Karsh, Andy Warhol, and Annie Liebowitz, have not only photographed the famous, but have, through thoughtful and creative composition, given the viewer an illuminating insight into their subjects. Now in Strauss-Peyton: Celebrity and Glamour. Portraits From The Early 1900s (Sunswept Press, $49.95, November, 2006), we get a glimpse of portrait photography in a most glamorous era-the first three decades of the twentieth century - by a collaborative team whose work has not previously been published.