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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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kaliber .38 - Links & Adressen

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Links zu einzelnen Autoren finden Sie bei unseren Autoren-Infos. Wenn Sie einen sachdienlichen Hinweis für uns haben, schicken Sie bitte eine kurze Mail an mail@kaliber38.de. Krimibibliothek in der Zentralbibliothek, Am Wall 201, 28195 Bremen. Öffnungszeiten: Montag und Dienstag 10-19 Uhr, Mittwoch 13-19 Uhr, Donnerstag 9-20 Uhr, Freitag 10-19 Uhr, Samstag 10-16 Uhr. Auskünfte erhalten Sie von Vera Gerken per e-mail ( vera.gerken@stadtbibliothek.bremen.de. Oder telefonisch unter 0421/36110061. Mord and T...

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Jason Dean Blog: April 2014

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Monday, April 28, 2014. My Writing Process – Blog Tour. And so here we are. Thanks.) You can also read Steve's own contribution to this blog-tour here. Anyway, without further ado, let's turn to my responses to the four questions in question. And the first is:. 1 What am I working on? 2 How does my work differ from others of its genre? Bishop isn't like that. For a number of reasons, he prefers to have as little to do with the law as humanly possible. Exceptions to the rule. There's a suspended cop i...

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Jason Dean Blog: Great 'Forgotten' Thrillers: HOOLIGANS by William Diehl

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Friday, November 8, 2013. Great 'Forgotten' Thrillers: HOOLIGANS by William Diehl. Anyway, it was some time after seeing this movie that I happened to notice a paperback on my Dad's bookshelf one day: 'Hooligans' by William Diehl. The name rang a bell so I pulled it off the shelf and right there on the front cover was the tagline '.from the bestselling author of SHARKY'S MACHINE.' Ah, so that's where I saw the name. I thought, and without further ado opened it to the first page and got stuck in. Well, yo...

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Allison & Busby Books: January 2008

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Allison and Busby Books. Friday, 25 January 2008. The other day as I lay at home doing the seasonal thing of snuffling and sneezing I saw my first Richard and Judy Book Club episode in I don’t know how many years. They were discussing Orion’s. The Rose of Sebastopol. And lo, just the other day there was the news in. That there will be an apprentice-style-celebrity-crime-novel programme coming to the BBC soon called ‘Murder Most Famous’. Should be interesting how Minette Walters is going t...At Allison an...

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Allison & Busby Books: October 2008

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Allison and Busby Books. Wednesday, 29 October 2008. Win a £100 voucher! But just breaking the silence for a moment to flag up our Envelopes competition. Inspired by the Harriet Russell's unique book Envelopes. A collection of puzzling, artistic and oddly addressed envelopes - we thought it would be great to see what other quirky envelope ideas people could come up with. So! For full details about the competition. It ends on 17th November so get cracking! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Allison & Busby Books: June 2008

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Allison and Busby Books. Wednesday, 18 June 2008. Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit. Do you often poke your friends? In a facebook sense, that is? Well, if the idea of a facebook for, err, books, sounds like your idea of heaven, you must head over to. Our Snowbooks friends are bringing out soon – if you want a proof click here. But get in there quick! And, if all this talk about peering at other people's bookshelves is giving you book envy, have a look at the A&B crime page up right now – head to here. You might ve...

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Allison & Busby Books: We love all your Envelope entries!

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Allison and Busby Books. Tuesday, 18 November 2008. We love all your Envelope entries! A quick note to give a heartfelt thank you to everyone who entered our Envelopes Competition (now closed). Opening our daily post simply won't be as fun anymore! We'll now be getting the lovely Harriet Russell. Author of the wonderful book Envelopes. To pick the winner and runners up and these will be announced on the 1st December. Check this blog or our website then to see who topped the creativity chart!