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It's a pleasant surprise to find a sanctury from all that modern inane garbage they call music.
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Da Vinci peopleTake a walking tour of a beautiful city as seen through the eyes of a lucky hack writer. Magical. Make sure you don't accidentally see anything not in the book. Home
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12-20-2005 10:47 AM ET (US)
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The plight of the modern day crime writerIan Rankin selflessly says that snobbery stops the lit prize gravy train one town before Murderville. Those damn snobs. They've been one town over from me too for years! Welcome to the twin municipalities of Poettown and Toughshitsville, Ian. Population: you. Home
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Edited by author 10-06-2005 01:30 PM
Rendell's decided that killing a few Americans might earn outRuth Rendell's next book is set strategically in the US with the hope that Americans prefer their corpses to reflect themselves, or something. Home
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10-06-2005 12:59 PM ET (US)
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History of the mysteryThe thriller novel according to Ken Follet. (Thanks, Neal) Home
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08-23-2005 06:46 AM ET (US)
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Jack the Ripper case solved!Society continues to unravel as money and effort are spent in the least effective places. Home
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08-10-2005 06:44 AM ET (US)
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The world is a mysterious placeMystery novels are slowly entwining themselves into cultures around the world. Home
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07-07-2005 06:59 AM ET (US)
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Julian Barnes on ACDArthur and George? Okay, sounds good. But in our house we prefer the masterworks of one Laurie R King. Home
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Insert Michael Jackson joke hereThriller writers band together to bring us bad writing in group form. The idea for the group had been simmering for years and finally erupted out of a conversation between Lynds and David Morrell, the other cofounder and co-president. ''The organization was designed to broaden appreciation of thrillers and deepen the quality of what thrillers can be," says Morrell, creator of Rambo and author of 28 books. His forthcoming ''Creepers" plunges into the underworld of urban explorers. How ironic. (Explanation for the young people - Michael Jackson, back when he was black and a musician instead of a piece of pedophilic performance art sculpture, made an album called "Thriller") Home
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05-01-2005 10:25 PM ET (US)
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Holmes gets a new ride: a bandwagonEveryone's doing Sherlock lately. That's gotta get sore after a while. Home
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It's all the grad studentsMysteries are doing just fine. Home
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Get a room, my dear WatsonGosh, I wish old Sherly and WatWat would just fuck and get it over with. Home
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