Have any of the nuns read Angelology? What kind of reaction are you expecting from them? DT: Someone from the convent requested a book, so I'm assuming someone has read it there. I'm not sure ...

it made the New York Review of Books’ Ten Best list for 2006. That her fiction debut, “Angelology,” should be a commercial exercise in fantasy is disappointing -- if perfectly understandable ...

was one of the most critically praised books of 2006. Plowing through “Angelology,” her first novel, it’s hard to believe the same writer produced them both. Ferocious honesty and trenchant ...

This is the speechifying part of the book. It involves young angelology students who absorb lecture after lecture on pseudo-academic arcana. It is assumed that “teleology, transcendental ...

Sponsor Message The search in Angelology is for a mysterious and potentially ... The lyre is connected with the fallen angels described in the book of Genesis, as well as in the Orpheus myth.

“Angelology” is proving to be one of the hotter ... and a race of monster-like descendants of angels and humans called the Nephilim. The book was generating heat for its blending of biblical ...

encyclopedias and art books. Danielle Trussoni’s first novel, “Angelology,” should not be confused with any of these. Her rousing story turns on bad and fallen angels, particularly the ...

In the nearly six years since we talked about her first book, "Falling Through the Earth," Trussoni, who now lives in New York, published "Angelology," which was a New York Times bestselling novel ...

“Angelology” is proving to be one of the hotter ... and a race of monster-like descendants of angels and humans called the Nephilim. The book was generating heat for blending Biblical lore ...

A book signing, reading and question session featuring Danielle Trussoni, author of "Angelology," will be at 2 p.m. today in the Central High School library, 1801 Losey Blvd. S.; use the Green ...

it made the New York Review of Books’ Ten Best list for 2006. That her fiction debut, “Angelology,” should be a commercial exercise in fantasy is disappointing -- if perfectly understandable ...