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A Gentleman in Moscow
Ever been stuck in one place so long that the walls start to feel like old friends—or jailers? Imagine being sentenced to live out your days in a single hotel, smack in the middle of a city that’s tearing itself apart. That’s the predicament in Amor Towles’ “A Gentleman in Moscow,” where confinement isn’t just physical, but a test of dignity, wit, and survival in a world that’s reinventing itself without you.
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