Fiction, Media Tie-In Fiction, Romance
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A daring journey of adventure, courage & romance, traversing the world from Casablanca to Lisbon to New York to London to Prague & then Paris, expanding & intensifying the classic movie Casablanca.Editorials
Alexandra Jacobs
. . .[T]he opinion of one critic doesn't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world. . . —Entertainment WeeklyBlowen
What Walsh manages to do is respect the original without treating it as gospel. He elucidates the mystery while keeping it mysterious. He answers questions while retaining that foggy ambiguity that's so integral to the movie's longevity.—Boston Globe
Boston Globe
What Walsh manages to do is respect the original without treating it as gospel. He elucidates the mystery while keeping it mysterious. He answers questions while retaining that foggy ambiguity that's so integral to the movie's longevity.Houston Chronicle
Did Rick (Humphrey Bogart) and Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman) ever meet again? A new novel picks up where the Academy Award-winning movie 'Casablanca' ended.Paul Engleman
Before you say it can't be done, take a lool at Michael Walsh's novel, As Time Goes By. Sure, others have attempted to reimagine 'Casablanca,' but this one actually works.— Playboy
Tom O'Brien
Ingeniousintriguing. . . .Michael Walsh knows what he's up to. —USA TodayVinciguerra
Walsh earnestly evokes the film's grand themes of romance and sacrifice, but the effect is forced.—People
Library Journal
A former Time music critic, now a journalism professor at Boston University, expands on a film classic.Library Journal
A former Time music critic, now a journalism professor at Boston University, expands on a film classic.Alexandra Jacobs
. . .[T]he opinion of one critic doesn't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world. . . --Entertainment WeeklyBlowen
What Walsh manages to do is respect the original without treating it as gospel. He elucidates the mystery while keeping it mysterious. He answers questions while retaining that foggy ambiguity that's so integral to the movie's longevity. -- Boston GlobeHouston Chronicle
Did Rick (Humphrey Bogart) and Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman) ever meet again? A new novel picks up where the Academy Award-winning movie 'Casablanca' ended.Jeannie Williams
A rattling tale with an exciting, twisty climax that should set actors' as well as readers' hearts beating fast. -- USA TodayPaul Engleman
Before you say it can't be done, take a lool at Michael Walsh's novel, As Time Goes By. Sure, others have attempted to reimagine 'Casablanca,' but this one actually works. -- PlayboyThe Boston Globe
What Walsh manages to do is respect the original without treating it as gospel. He elucidates the mystery while keeping it mysterious. He answers questions while retaining that foggy ambiguity that's so integral to the movie's longevity.Tom O'Brien
Ingenious, intriguing. . . .Michael Walsh knows what he's up to. -- USA TodayVinciguerra
Walsh earnestly evokes the film's grand themes of romance and sacrifice, but the effect is forced. -- PeopleBook Details
Published
November 15, 2008
Publisher
Grand Central Publishing
ISBN
9780446549714