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Bradford Morrow

New York
As seen in: Conjunctions, JSTOR Daily, Literary Hub, The Paris Review, Electric Literature, Entertainment Mag, BOMB Magazine, CrimeReads, databazeknih.cz, The Pilot, AudioFile Magazine and
Editor @_conjunctions. Novels include Trinity Fields,The Prague Sonata, Forgers, Forger’s Daughter @groveatlantic. Lit prof @bardcollege. bradfordmorrow.com

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The Forger's Requiem

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By Bradford Morrow
| Bookreporter Talks To
THE FORGER’S REQUIEM, which wraps up Bradford Morrow’s trilogy that began with THE FORGERS and continued with THE FORGER’S DAUGHTER, once again takes readers on a dark literary tour into the lives of professional forgers of classic novels. Literary forger Henry Slader finds himself buried alive. Once he recognizes his fate, he gets his wits about him long enough to dig out of the loosely packed dirt encasing him and work his way to freedom.
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The Forgers Hall of Fame: A Brief History of Literary Fakes and Frauds

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By Bradford Morrow
| Literary Hub Verified
Imagine waking up one morning and deciding to become William Shakespeare. You have fantasized about it for years and now you’re taking the fateful step. Overcome by a heady mixture of zeal, naivete, and hubris, you’re freed from feelings of shame or guilt. Although you live in the late eighteenth rather than the early seventeenth century, time won’t be an impediment for you because you’re gifted, studious, and even visionary in a deranged sort of way.
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Gripping New Psychological Thriller Novels

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By Alice Feeney, Bradford Morrow, Megan Collins
| Entertainment Mag
Beautiful Ugly Obsession, romantic and otherwise, is the dominant theme of this month’s thrillers, whose characters often live on the edge of madness. Let’s start with Feeney’s BEAUTIFUL UGLY (Flatiron, 295 pp., $28.99). Feeney is known for pulling jaw-dropping surprises on her readers, and in her latest novel lulls us into believing that we’re reading a straightforward missing-person mystery.
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