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Early influencesWhat books influenced you as a child? I loved TREASURE ISLAND and still remember the scene in JOHNNY TREMAIN when his injury occurred. T… Started by Harry Hunsicker |
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Mar 28, 2007 Reply by Merrill Young |
BAR FIGHT!If you had to choose, which fictional protagonist would you like to have on your side in a bar room brawl? My choice would have to be Reach… Started by DADavenport |
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Mar 26, 2007 Reply by Karen from AustCrime |
"Comfort Reading"?Wikipedia defines comfort food as a food or drink that someone turns to because of "familiarity, simplicity, and/or pleasant associations."… Started by Graham Powell |
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Mar 23, 2007 Reply by Laura Root |
Equivocal AmbiguityThis morning I find myself pondering ambiguity in crime fiction. (Before you start rolling your eyes and thinking I need to get out more...… Started by Karen from AustCrime |
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Mar 23, 2007 Reply by Karen from AustCrime |
Your top ten all time fav novels?I'm sure this has been done here before by now ( perhaps even many times by now ... ), but I couldn't spot one that had been done in the re… Started by bluerosekiller |
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Mar 21, 2007 Reply by Alice Morgan |
Crime novels where the crime does not take place...Can anyone think of examples where the expected crime does not take place and yet the story is still satisfying and you don't feel cheated?… Started by Patricia Abbott |
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Mar 20, 2007 Reply by Karen from AustCrime |
Character crushes: anything to confess?Okay folks it's the weekend and any excuse will do for a bit of lighthearted discussion. Except this one involves a little 'fessing up, too… Started by Julie Morrigan |
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Mar 18, 2007 Reply by Julie Morrigan |
What book are you really looking forward to?To piggyback on Laura's discussion about reading... I'm looking forward to Dennis Lehane's new one, about the Boston Police Strike. And… Started by Christa M. Miller |
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Mar 16, 2007 Reply by Sunnie Gill |
William Kent Krueger Saved Me From Noir SnobberyThe discussion about "must reads" and the subsequent thread drift into talking about classifications--"cozy", "noir/hardboiled", "tradition… Started by J.D. Rhoades |
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Mar 16, 2007 Reply by Laura Root |
You're a private eye, really?I've been a fan of fictional private eyes since I first saw Humphrey Bogart as Sam Spade and Philip Marlowe. The affinity led me to take ch… Started by Gerald So |
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Mar 15, 2007 Reply by Daniel Hatadi |
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