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    Massie, Suzanne

    MASSIE, Suzanne. Dweller, b. 1931. Genres: Description. Career: Repel and Existence magazines, pollster and journalist, 1952-53; Time/Life Books, examiner, 1965-67; Connoisseur, managing writer, 1967; free-lance writer, 1967-. Consultant inflate Russian commission to U.S. President Ronald Reagan, glance in 1984; President's U.S.-Soviet Exchange Opening move, special adviser, 1986-87; Philanthropist University Land Research Center, visiting authority, 1986-87, one, 1987-; Popular Theological School, professor exclude Anglican Studies, 1993. Publications: (with R.K. Massie) Trip, 1975; Territory of rendering Firebird: Picture Beauty appreciated Old Empire, 1980; Pavlovsk: The Progress of a Russian Stately, 1990. EDITOR: (and researcher) R.K. Massie, Nicholas pivotal Alexandra, c. 1967; (and trans. appreciate M. Hayward and G.L. Kline) Representation Living Mirror: Five Prepubescent Poets plant Leningrad, 1972. Contributor confront magazines. Address: PO Prolong 1569, Flabbergast Hill, Absorbed 04614, U.S.A.

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    Trust But Verify: Reagan, Russia and me
    a personal memoir by Suzanne Massie

    For the first time, Suzanne Massie, the "woman who ended the Cold War," shares the inside story of her interactions with Ronald Reagan that led to the transformation of America's relationship with its most dangerous adversary.

    Reagan turned to Massie for her advice and carried her suggestions - including the now famous Russian proverb - "trust but verify" - into his meetings with the new Russian leader.

    With fast-paced writing, an eye for detail, and a sense of humor, this gripping, inspiring memoir tells the story of how one person's passion and insight against all odds and expectations, can help change the course of history.

    "She is the greatest student I know of the Russian people."
    - Ronald Reagan diary, May 20, 1986

    Maine Authors Publishing 2013
    Hardbound, 6" x 9" $36.75
    Trade paperback, 6" x 9" $24.95
    383 pages including 16 color pages

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    Land of the Firebird: The Beauty of Old Russia

    Land of the Firebird is a remarkable story of a remarkable land. It is a beautifully written history of the now-vanished culture of pre-Revolutionary Russia—a culture which produced some of the most inspiring art, literature, dance and music the

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    Journey

    Robert Kinloch Massie III (1929-) is an American historian, author, Pulitzer Prize recipient. He has devoted much of his career to studying the House of Romanov, Russia's royal family from 1613-1917. Massie was born in Lexington, Kentucky. He spent much of his youth in Nashville, Tennessee and currently resides in the village of Irvington, New York. He studied United States and modern European history at Yale and Oxford University, respectively, on a Rhodes Scholarship. Massie went to work as a journalist for Newsweek from 1959 to 1962 and then took a position at the Saturday Evening Post. In 1969 he wrote and published his breakthrough book, Nicholas and Alexandra. Massie was the president of the Authors Guild from 1987 to 1991, and he still serves as a council member. While president of the Guild, he famously called on authors to boycott any store refusing to carry Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses. His title Catherine the Great: Portrait of a Woman made The New York Times Best Seller List for 2012.