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David Evanier is an American author. He is working on a biography of Morton Sobell. Thomas Mallon wrote in Newsday that Evanier's Red Love is "an irreverent novel about the case of Julius Rosenberg and Ethel Rosenberg" that was likely to "be greeted with howls of anger in all the predictable places. The Nation will be appalled, the Village Voice revolted."