I am a cataloger for a large public library system. An avid reader, my preferred genre is mystery. I have a website that reflects my tastes in mysteries: http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/allegrow/mystery.htm
I also review mystery titles for Gumshoe Review online magazine.
I contribute to no less than four blogs, three of my own and one for the library where I work.
I belong to a mystery book club named 'Whodunit'. One of my blogs reflects the activities of this book club as well as other mystery related rants and reviews. Visit: http://mysteryandsuspensefiction.blogspot.com/
Ruth Rendell
P.D. James
Elizabeth George
Louise Penny
Giles Blunt
Peter Robinson
Shirley Wells
Stephen Booth
Simon Beckett
Denise Mina
Susan Hill
Minette Walters
L.R. Wright
Julia Spencer-Fleming
Sam Hayes
Val McDermid
Movies And TV Shows I Like:
Favorite TV shows:
Coronation Street
PBS Mystery (Cracker, Inspector Morse, Wire in the Blood, Prime Suspect etc.)
Bones
Boston Legal
Dexter
Judging Amy
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I am now reading "In the woods" by Tana French. I have owned this book for months, but I find that working in a library, I tend to read library books first on the assumption that if I own a book I'll get to it 'someday'. It is only because my book group chose this title that I finally picked it up. What a nice surprise! I'm about half way through and I'm really enjoying it. I already purchased the sequel "The likeness". I confess I have over a hundred titles here at home that I haven't read yet. I hope my eyesight holds out until I retire.
At 11:31am on October 16, 2008, Lynne LeGrow said…
Just finished a fabulous book by a new author.
"Sacrifice" by S.J. Bolton
It is very exciting to find debut novels that promise riches to come.
Hi Lynne, Welcome. As a Canadian, you might be interested to know that my upcoming book - Flight of the Hornbill - is loosely based on the Bre-X gold fraud in Indonesia.
Has anyone read "The calling" by Inger Ash Wolfe?
I really enjoyed it.
I wonder though WHY did this author use a pseudonym? We can speculate that they have changed genres and want a fresh perspective from their readers, or perhaps they just want to generate some 'hype' to sell more books.
I picked this title for the intriguing sounding blurb, before I realized it was a pseudonym. It sounded like a character driven plot, which are my favorite kind...
What are your views on pseudonyms? (and this one in particular)
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"Sacrifice" by S.J. Bolton
It is very exciting to find debut novels that promise riches to come.
I use different names for each genre and subgenre.
I really enjoyed it.
I wonder though WHY did this author use a pseudonym? We can speculate that they have changed genres and want a fresh perspective from their readers, or perhaps they just want to generate some 'hype' to sell more books.
I picked this title for the intriguing sounding blurb, before I realized it was a pseudonym. It sounded like a character driven plot, which are my favorite kind...
What are your views on pseudonyms? (and this one in particular)
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