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The Book Club: ‘A Fortune in Sand,’ a 1961 revoluntionary classic, and more reader reviews

  • Posted on September 13, 2026
  • By The Denver Post
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Denver readers share their literary insights on contemporary and classic works spanning business narratives, crime fiction, political theory, and historical biography. The selection showcases diverse perspectives on modern entrepreneurship through Starritt's narrative, urban Detroit culture via Sepetys' noir thriller, Fanon's groundbreaking postcolonial analysis, and Fitzgerald's exploration of American frontier mythology. These reviews offer curated recommendations for book enthusiasts seeking intellectually stimulating reads across multiple genres and disciplines.

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The Book Club: ‘A Fortune in Sand,’ a 1961 revoluntionary classic, and more reader reviews
The Book Club: ‘A Fortune in Sand,’ a 1961 revoluntionary classic, and more reader reviews

Denver-area readers weigh in on four books, from Alexander Starritt’s tale of entrepreneurship and Ruta Sepetys’ Detroit noir to Frantz Fanon’s influential classic and Isaac Fitzgerald’s Johnny Appleseed journey.
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