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FH> dorothy reynolds (1:202/711) wrote to STEVEN HORN at 11:50 on 24 Mar
FH> 1997:
dr> Thanks for the congrats. And thanks for giving me the names of
dr> Sharyn McCrumb books.
FH> I've read 7 or 8 McCrumb novels but most were bits of fluff. The
FH> three I mentioned are much more substantial.
Well, I have been known to read "bits of fluff" at times. (G).
Lots of those around and help to lighten the mood after
reading something "profound." Speaking of which, I just finished
The Last Castrato and have mixed emotions about it. Hard book
to read and IMHO not for everyone. Goes into great detail about
art, architecture and music of Florence, Italy.
If one can wade through all of it, the mystery is pretty good,
but I kind of figured out who the killer was pretty early on.
Not that it wasn't well written, it was, but maybe I read so
many mysteries and have learned to look for obvious clues.
Does come to an exciting climax though.
dr> Don't you participate in the Writing Conference on occasion?
FH> If I have participated in the writing conference, I have done so
FH> subconsciously as I don't think I've even subscribed to it.:-)
Well, guess it's only the Mystery conference I've seen your
name. Scusa please. (G).
FH> And if we were on the Internet, we might be truly international. So
FH> far, it's only Canada and the United States.
I am on the internet and have received messages from as far away
as Australia and the Middle East, as well as Canada. Oh, and
did I mention Yukon, Alaska? =:}.
Exciting!
By the way, have you ever read any of Rex Burns' mysteries?
I found one in our library and have just started it. A Gabe
Wager mystery. Gabe is a Homicide cop in Denver. This one
is Ground Money, about a mystery with a rodeo setting.
This author has written several mysteries but is a new name
to me. Think I'm going to like it. Will let you know.
Happy reading,
Dorothy
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