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Vick Mickunas

Reporter · US

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Aug 16, 2026
Outlet visibility, for DaytonDailyNews.com
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Jul 19, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 16, 2026 · Vick Mickunas - Columnist

    Everybody Loves a Parade, Right? Just Not Him (opens the original)

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    “River Bend Chronicle: “The Junkification of a Boyhood Idyll Amid the Curious Glory of Urban Iowa” is the title of the memoir Ben Miller published in 2013. I don’t love it just because we’re both Iowan city boys — I’m from Des Moines, he’s from Davenport — but because it was miraculous he survived to tell the tale. He just published his first novel. “The Parade” is nearly impossible to categorize. It is nightmarish fantasy and abject horror, also weird science fiction. The

  2. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Vick Mickunas - Columnist

    Have we entered a new golden age for spy novels? (opens the original)

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    Over the last few years, if you had ever asked me who is the current favorite espionage novelist I would have responded without pause: Olen Steinhauer. His Milo Weaver series is excellent: I keep waiting for him to publish another. The most recent one, “The Last Tourist,” came out in 2020. Steinhauer has published a dozen novels but since he started writing for television — he’s the creator of the TV series “Berlin Station” — he seems to have stopped putting out books so often. Itâ

  3. Article · Jul 19, 2026 · Vick Mickunas - Columnist

    An area physician delivers her dazzling literary debut (opens the original)

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    On the back cover of “Before We Were Women,” the new novel by Sunita Reddy, we get this teaser: “three women, three secrets, one summer that changes everything.” That was the summer of 2009 as our three protagonists — Anita Kumar, Ashley Spady, and Robin Zymanski — converged at one location; St. Bonaventure, an assisted living facility in North Carolina. Anita Kumar works at St. Bona. Ashley and Robin are both just moving in because they need the services. Ashley, after a long athlet

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