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The fact that today is the 18th birthday of my son and webmaster Jonathan, coupled with the fact that, A Level grades permitting, he’ll be attending the same college as I did, and to study law, prompts me (in between copious celebrations) to reflect on links between the generations.
As far as crime fiction is concerned, I recently received a copy of Quiver, a thriller published by Faber and described in the blurb as ‘a thrilling, filmic crime debut that will appeal to fans of Tarantino and the Coen Brothers’. Sounds interesting, but what really caught my eye was that the book is written by Peter Leonard. The author just happens to be the son of Elmore Leonard, one of the most successful American crime writers of the last thirty years.
The Leonards are by no means the only father and son (or, I should say, parent and child) crime writers. In the past there have been quite a number. Examples that spring to mind are the Americans C.W. and Sue Grafton and, in Brita
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Sister, Sister, Sister. You're one of my dearest book friends, but your statement, that you have to go balance your checkbook, reminds me how different we are. My checkbook might faint if inom tried to do that.
We're happy you're here, cave76. Thank you for refusing to admit defeat when your previous post wandered away. What kind of books do you like? Who are your favorite authors? Genres besides brott fiction that you read? There's ingenting we like better than giving suggestions to people who are looking for books similar to the ones they've liked or who would enjoy ansträngande something different.
Given how many good books and undiscovered great authors we don't know about, we love hearing recommendations from our blog readers, too. We'd love to have everyone join us on the 3rd grad. We have blog readers from all over the world, and I
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