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Month of Mysteries

Kari wrote 1 month ago: Oh, I have had a fun month of reading. Those of you who know me, may be wondering how I actually fit … more →

Tags: Books & Literature, Literature, Daphne du Maurier, Inspector Maigret mystery, Mysteries, mystery novels, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Pyncheon, Rebecca

Missing Things2 comments

lmiall wrote 2 months ago: My short story, “Missing Things,” was chosen among Glimmer Train Magazine’s Top 25 finalists in the … more →

Tags: Fiction, Personal, writing, missing things, Villeray

Back to Noir2 comments

ppeditor wrote 4 months ago: PP readers may already know of my obsession with Erle Stanley Gardner, in particular his Perry Mason … more →

Tags: The Paris Review, Erle Stanley Gardner, Perry Mason, BBC4, John Banville

The Yellow Dog1 comment

mystrygirl87 wrote 4 months ago: “Now, don’t ask me to arrest X. Because you’ll agree, Monsieur le Maire, that anyo … more →

Tags: Reviews, Mystery, translation, France

Friday finds2 comments

stevenhartwriter wrote 5 months ago: Hayao Miyazaki’s brilliant animated film Spirited Away, viewed as “a nightmare of capita … more →

Tags: hayao miyazaki, Nordette Adams, Spirited Away, Ponyo, Chris Hannan, Lonesome Dove, Lord Grizzly, Tom Waits, Terrible Yellow Eyes

Non-Consumers' Product Guide I

existenzarchitekt wrote 8 months ago: KEEP YOUR MONEY. THERE’S NOTHING FOR SALE. One object I love is a Hard Case Crime paperback. H … more →

Tags: Books, Hard Case Crime, Hard Boiled Fiction, Noir, Jason Starr, Cornell Woolrich, Allan Guthrie

They stamped the terra!10 comments

rhsmith wrote 9 months ago: But for the requirement that you first have to be dead in order to qualify, I think it’s the u … more →

Tags: Classic Films, Bette Davis, Bloodline, cary grant, chitty chitty bang bang, Goldfinger, Gone with the Wind, Hattie McDaniel, Humphrey Bogart

The Man From London: Review

tomseymour wrote 11 months ago: Review ♦ ♦ ◊ ◊ ◊ The Man From London has been billed as a beautiful, haunting reimagining of a Georg … more →

Tags: Film Reviews, Bela Tarr, THE MAN FROM LONDON

Curious Georges

Mulholland Kevin wrote 11 months ago: I suppose it would make better financial sense to get our copies of Georges Simenon’s series o … more →

Tags: Reading, Maigret, Simenon, Robert Doisneau, madman of bergerac

book review - The Friend of Madame Maigret

quicke wrote 12 months ago: There might be a snobbishness with thrillers but there is a skill to weaving a story that is both un … more →

Tags: Book Review

Write on Wednesday - um, just a wee bit late4 comments

qugrainne wrote 1 year ago: Do you consider yourself a writer? Do you think blogging is “real writing?” What does it take to be … more →

Tags: Books, Flowers, Garden, writing, Life, Reading & Writing, Blogging, Write on Wednesday, Stephen Crane

Against Beach Reading6 comments

ohkrapp wrote 1 year ago: People are self-conscious about what they read. Not everyone, of course, as you might have noticed t … more →

Tags: autodidact, Books, Aesthetics + Philo, Summer Reading List, Beach Reading, standard of taste, Literary criticism, David Denby, hemginway

The craft of ... Ian Fleming1 comment

jwakeham wrote 1 year ago: This year is, of course, the centenary of Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond: not only do we have Qu … more →

Tags: film, Fiction, Ian Fleming, James Bond

Sancta Simplicitas2 comments

ivdanu wrote 1 year ago: Probably this latin saying is abstracted from its original context but I could not resist (vanitas! … more →

Tags: Art, Painting, Drawing, Vincent Van Gogh, Books, quick sketching, Life, Paul Coelho, Agatha Christie

Lunchtime read: Maigret and the Idle Burglar

quicke wrote 2 years ago: The cases of the armed robberies and the Swiss burglar are both solved but they do not interlink in … more →

Lunchtime read: Maigret and the Idle Burglar

quicke wrote 2 years ago: Maigret is not a traditional policeman in many senses. But the main one that differs from the norm i … more →


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