The Names of Things, by John Colman Wood Armed with a thirst for

Armed with a thirst for vengeance and a sharp Shakespearean tongue

Come explore some of those possibilities in a city that never was

His wife decides that this is actually a blessing in disguise

Komodos have a legacy of independence

and her own paradoxical past in New England

The Names of Things, by John Colman Wood Armed with a thirst forThe anthropologist's wife, an artist, didn't want to follow her husband to the remote desert of northeast Africa to live with camel herding nomads. But wanting to be with him, she endured the trip, only to fall desperately ill years later with a disease that leaves her husband with more questions than answers. When the anthropologist discovers a deception that shatters his grief and guilt, he begins to reevaluate his love for his wife as well as his