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Mainly Mysteries: October 2005

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Discussions about mystery and crime fiction. Saturday, October 22, 2005. Famous Real People as Sleuths. We had a very fascinating meeting last night, writes Jeannine. The topic was quite broad famous real people as sleuths. From Elizabeth I to Elvis. It was a good sized group, and many members had read more than one qualifying title (and some of us only part of one qualifying title). I took three pages of notes. We talked a LOT. So here we go:. The Eleanor Roosevelt mysteries by her son Elliott Roosevelt.

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Mainly Mysteries: October 2006

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Discussions about mystery and crime fiction. Tuesday, October 17, 2006. Barbara Michaels' Ammie, Come Home. Ammie, Come Home follows the actions of Ruth Bennett,. Her niece Sara, Sara’s boyfriend Bruce, and one of her professors, Pat MacDougal (who becomes romantically attached to Ruth) as they become aware of other forces active in Ruth’s historical Georgetown home. That doesn’t sound terribly controversial, does it? To all of this harping, our fearless A- - - said emphatically, Obviously I was reading a.

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Mainly Mysteries: December 2005

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Discussions about mystery and crime fiction. Wednesday, December 14, 2005. Mainly Mysteries, But Other Books, Too. And the sign-up table had a retrospective of the books and themes we have discussed this last year. On to the main course of our meetings, the books:. Our first title discussed was Absolute Friends. By John Le Carré. Our next member fell in love with the mystery series of Eliot Pattison. That begins with T. And is currently on its fourth title (which she brought) Beautiful Ghost. Was recomme...

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At the Villa Rose: Missing

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At the Villa Rose. Random thoughts of Xavier Lechard. Dans son unique édition de 1934, il vous en coûtera. 100 euros. Et ce n'est même pas le plus cher que j'aie vu pour un livre de Vindry; je me souviens avoir croisé une fois La Bête hurlante. Pourquoi ne l'est-il pas? Gaudy Night de Dorothy L. Sayers. Mais en attendant, que faire? Lire et relire A travers les murailles. Publié par/Edited by Xavier. 9 octobre 2014 à 06:05. Jai pu lire La Bête Hurlante hier à la Bibliothèque des Littératures Policières.

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At the Villa Rose: novembre 2014

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At the Villa Rose. Random thoughts of Xavier Lechard. The Public Gets What the Publishers Want. And judging by the next books in line and Martin Edwards's appointment as series consultant. The best is yet to come. Artificiality, gentleness and emphasis on plot over character is allegedly not in line with modern readers's craving for realistic, gritty character-driven stuff. So why do they now sell? The answer is simple: a good publisher and a good marketing campaign. Publié par/Edited by Xavier. Seems to...

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At the Villa Rose: The Public Gets What the Publishers Want

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At the Villa Rose. Random thoughts of Xavier Lechard. The Public Gets What the Publishers Want. And judging by the next books in line and Martin Edwards's appointment as series consultant. The best is yet to come. Artificiality, gentleness and emphasis on plot over character is allegedly not in line with modern readers's craving for realistic, gritty character-driven stuff. So why do they now sell? The answer is simple: a good publisher and a good marketing campaign. Publié par/Edited by Xavier. I agree ...

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At the Villa Rose: Of Definition and Standards

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At the Villa Rose. Random thoughts of Xavier Lechard. Of Definition and Standards. Says Leslie Kendall Dye. My obsession with Wilkie Collins started, strangely, with The Moonstone. It's often credited with being the first "detective novel," but it isn't. It is considered a classic, but it's boring and poorly plotted. I read it to please my father, who had loved it. When I told him what I thought of it, he said, "Oh, yes, I remember now, it is boring. Try The Woman in White. That's much better.". It was e...

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British crime fiction, English literature and more from Chapter 6

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Skip to main content. English literature at its finest.Welcome to Chapter 6 - the home page for Kathleen Becker and Julian Earwaker - authors of the literary guides Scene of the Crime A Guide to the Landscapes of British Detective Fiction and Literary Norfolk An Illustrated Companion. English literature, British crime fiction, Norfolk writers and more. Scene of the Crime. A Guide to the Landscapes of British Detective Fiction Foreword by P D James. Highly commended CWA Daggers 2002. A unique, dual native...

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AUTHORS (Profiles, Interviews, Bibliographies, et cetera). In this latest installment of his ongoing column, The Gold Medal Corner. Bill Crider discusses the books of Marvin Albert, also known as Nick Quarry (and a few others). Steve Lewis provides a complete bibliography of Albert’s work. Peter Enfantino, M*F. 8217;s resident expert on mystery digests, examines and reports in on each of the stories this author wrote for Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. NEVADA BARR and J. R. R. TOLKIEN. October 2003,...