White Heat: The First Edie Kiglatuk Mystery (Edie Kiglatuk Mysteries) Edie Kiglatuk is a woman of half Inuit heritage. She lives in one of the Canadian portions of the Arctic very near Greenland. She’s an accomplished hunter and guide. A person who can deal with much of the modern world but also held in another […]
Also tagged book, mcgrathThe Woman and the Ape A nice treatment of the conflicts between our manufactured perfection and the perfection of the natural world. The woman comes from her perfect world and an ape, capable of speech and intelligence we often associate with humans is captured from his world. The two come together, live together in an […]
Also tagged book, hoegThe Second Deadly Sin Another very nice mystery/thriler by Asa Larsson featuring Rebecka Martinsson and Anna-Maria Mella. Great descriptions of the cold in northern Sweden near Lapland. Larsson’s stories are filled with dark turns and redemption. Another one nicely done.
Also tagged book, larsson, mysteryAn Event in Autumn: A Kurt Wallander Mystery (Vintage Crime/Black Lizard Original) A relatively short, but very good novel that features Kurt Wallander. Although there will be no more Kurt Wallander novels, and he was essentially done away with in a previous novel, this one seems to have been unearthed form Mankel’s previous writings. All […]
Also tagged book, mystery, wallanderA Conspiracy of Faith: A Department Q Novel by Jussi Adler-Olsen Another in the series of Alder-Olsen’s Department Q series. These books deal with an Inspector Carl Morck and his two assistants as they deal with what we call cold cases, ones that have not been solved for many years. It often turns out thought […]
Also tagged mysteryThe Baklava Club: A Novel (Investigator Yashim) by Jason Godwin Having visited Istanbul I enjoyed reading this mystery/novel set in 19th Century Istanbul and written with historical accuracy. The plot moves along although I was disappointed in having guessed the primary perpetrator of one of several murders. However, the story is interspersed with descriptions of […]
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Also tagged A Place to Bury Strangers, aptbs, brooklyn, death by audio, interview, oliver ackermann, transfixiation, williamsburgReview of APtBS show in Dallas 2015 A Place to Bury Strangers Were Deafening at Club Dada | Dallas Observer – ‘If the audience were a chess opponent, APTBS would have put them in checkmate form the get-go.’ aptbs. a place to bury strangers dallas review
Also tagged aptbs. a place to bury strangers, dallasThe reviews of Transfixiation keep coming in: A Place To Bury Strangers @ MHOW: February 17, 2015 – “After nearly a decade, A Place To Bury Strangers is as explosive as ever.” aptbs a place ot bury strangers review brooklyn A Place To Bury Strangers – Transfixiation | mxdwn.com Reviews – “Whether Ackermann needs teeth […]
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