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Russell Martin's The Sorrow of Archaeology is an intelligent,
poetic novel with the complex characterization and layered plotlines
of rich literature. . . . a lyrical page-turner with a knack for grappling
with the deeper human questions of self-identity, personal history,
and physical and emotional brokenness.
- Rocky Mountain News
Russell Martin has shaped a beautiful novel filled with grace, love,
and wisdom. Digging metaphorically through ruins to create understanding,
The Sorrow of Archaeology is a tale
that powerfully examines cruelty, decency, dignity, and courage--with
emotion that gathers
like thunderclouds holding the promise of rain.
- David Lee, author of Legacy of Shadows, My
Town
and So Quietly the Earth
Russell Martin is a masterful storyteller.
- Bloomsbury Review
Martin is, first and foremost, a
consummate storyteller.
- Kirkus Reviews
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