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^ Yes! I've gone ahead and ordered a copy too, the synopsis is very intriguing.

I thought I had made a breakthrough this afternoon: as I sat eating tuna on rye, Eric Frank Russell popped into my mind. At a Science Fiction exhibition at the British Library last year, there had been a book which was described as being a cross between detective and science fiction...

At first glance, it has the hallmarks of an O Henry story. I wonder though..hmm, I'll keep it in mind, Peder. If I come across anything, will let you know.

: ) Hope you can find a copy.

^The concept is a familiar one but no author or title comes to mind. Are there any other details, however vague, you can think of?

There's one called Deadlock by Sean Black, it involves an ex-military man going undercover in a prison but I don't know if the rest of the details match up because I gave up reading it after a few pages.

You what now? Then, Watson is 'aroused' from his sleep. Giggety. Later, another man on the Moor? Surely it cannot be.... This suffers from over exposure, I am enjoying it nonetheless.

They better be displaying the real third prophecy of Fatima! :mad:

It is definitely Peter De Vries, possibly Let Me Count The Ways.

Blood Memory by Greg Iles.

Lol, you have a cast iron stomach. Much respect.

I can handle all the mutton and whatnot, but think I'd be too chicken to try the horse. Did you like it? Koumiss at first few sips is unfortunate in taste but it improves the more you drink it. Kumyran, has never appealed because camels are stinky!

Oh yes. Be prepared for lots of meat, bonus points if you're willing to try horse.

Daniel Deronda.

Ah, still, there's not nearly enough literature out there about Kazakhstan so it is all welcome. My grandfather is Kazakhstani and if his stories are anything to go by then it is a fascinating place, you are in for a unique experience.

^ This sounds very interesting indeed. If I may ask, is it written from a western perspective?

Night of the Crabs by Guy N Smith? or maybe your friend has been smoking some interesting shit.

Turn Off Your Mind: The Mystic Sixties and the Dark Side of the Age of Aquarius by Gary Lachman (Gary Valentine from Blondie).

We're not one step closer to warp drives, after all? Will have to rip up my Star Fleet Academy application form. :(

The Descendants. Musical score is excellent, Gabby Pahinui has this odd effect wherein he makes hips sway and brains relax and turn off at the same time. George Clooney makes for easy watching, the fusion between the sadness of the subject matter and the awful awful sunny brightness of Hawaii...