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Another very enjoyable series is Ian Rankin's novels featuring DI John Rebus. I think he's finished off the Rebus books but there is some speculation that he might start a new series featuring Rebus's partner - DS Siobhan Clarke. I'd love it if he did. In any case there are a number of Rebus...
A big YES to Arnuldur Indridason and Yrsa Sigurdadottir.
I recently emailed a website about contemporary Icelandic literature, asking for information about the next English translations of Yrsa's books and here is an excerpt from the reply:
I asked Yrsa's publisher here in Iceland and he...
This year's Christmas gifts of books:
Fantastic Mr. Fox for my best friend's 6-year old daughter.
A Paddington Bear book for my 5-year old niece.
10,000 Years of Art for my 19-year old niece. (She's starting an Art History degree next year.)
I recently discovered that the first three books in Asimov's Foundation series are available as a free download from scribd. There are a few other Asimov books available. Also, Charlie Huston has made the first Joe Pitt available as a free e-book plus three other books.
I don't have direct...
I'm sorry about what your wife had to endure.
Like you, I read these books to try to figure out why people do such awful, horrific deeds but I still don't really understand it. I simply cannot imagine looking into another human being's eyes and be able to do the things these people do. It's...
Thanks, I read a favourable review of Clea Koff's book and made a mental note to buy it at some stage. However, right now, I'm not in the right frame of mind for such emotionally difficult topics. Know what I mean?
I don't know if you're still interested in a reply and I assume that by now you've read the book.
I read it and thought it was a good book, though emotionally quite taxing. Also, I struggled a bit through the first part where he details his struggles with the UN before arriving in Rwanda...
An accurate review. I read the book and thought pretty much what you just wrote. A fascinating story about a fascinating man but oh...so very badly written and edited (if it was edited at all!).
On Writing - Stephen King
I'm really enjoying this book.
I started these books but have put them aside for the moment, until I have time to read them without distractions.
Rocket Men: The Epic Story of the First men on the Moon - Craig Nelson
Still Ugly - Constance Briscoe...
I felt the same way. The first part gave me the most reading pleasure. Once the story moved to America I slowly started losing interest and, like you, read to the end because I wanted to know what happened and not because the book kept me riveted.