Jedediah Berry's 'The Manual of Detection' makes a playful debut: New in Paperback (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)

14 March 2010, 12:25 pm

Jedediah Berry's playful debut, "The Manual of Detection," glimmers with the cerebral humor of Jasper Fforde's novels and the undeniable influence of Terry Gilliam's "Brazil." The National Book Critic Circle's just announced pick for the best nonfiction book of 2009, 'The Age of Wonder' is also new in paperback.... Read More »

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