Blogs about: Robert B Parker
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More Reading With Fakename: Ziegfeld, et al.
I’ve never been to New York City (Fakename will now pause for the collective gasp), unless you count changing planes in one of their three major airports, one of which is inexplicably in New Jer… more →
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The call of Spenser and Cthulhu
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unfinishedperson wrote 1 week ago: This is a combination of the past two weeks’ Library Loot actually. You may say, “That … more →
The call of Spenser and Cthulhu
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unfinishedperson wrote 1 week ago: This is a combination of the past two weeks’ Library Loot actually. You may say, “That … more →
More Reading With Fakename: Ziegfeld, et al.
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fakename2 wrote 4 weeks ago: I’ve never been to New York City (Fakename will now pause for the collective gasp), unless you … more →
Chasing the Bear: A Young Spenser Novel by Robert B. Parker
Dynila wrote 1 month ago: ( 87 ) This is supposed to be a YA book, and was shelved by the library as such. I’ve been a b … more →
Influences (the good)
bwmathews wrote 1 month ago: Every author you read — whether they’re any good or not — influences you as a writ … more →
Review: The Professional
bwmathews wrote 1 month ago: I knew I’d be disappointed in The Professional by Robert B. Parker. Right up front, I’m … more →
Meg Gardiner
bwmathews wrote 1 month ago: For a long time, you couldn’t find Meg Gardiner’s books in the U.S. The American citizen … more →
Another Edition of Reading With Fakename
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fakename2 wrote 5 months ago: Today I finally finished Schindler’s List, but won’t do a review of it, since as I said … more →
Why Do We Keep Reading Mystery Series That Are Running Out of Gas? Maureen Corrigan on Robert B. Parker's 'Spenser' Novels
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1minutebookreviewswordpresscom wrote 5 months ago: Why do we keep reading novels in mystery or other series long after their plots have become formulai … more →
Robert Parker's new book
tourman wrote 5 months ago: Brimstone is his second (or third) effort to write a Wesatern. He writes great dialog but this one … more →
Why Do People Read Detective Novels? Quote of the Day From Maureen Corrigan’s ‘Leave Me Alone, I’m Reading’
1minutebookreviewswordpresscom wrote 6 months ago: Why do people read detective novels? Critics often say that mysteries are modern morality tales … more →
Manfiction
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henryct wrote 7 months ago: In the publishing world, it’s a well-known fact that most mystery/thriller readers are women. … more →
Appaloosa
emmegail wrote 8 months ago: Appaloosa by Robert B. Parker Everett Hitch Trilogy #1 Fiction – Western, Published 2005 Read … more →
Reading With Fakename
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fakename2 wrote 8 months ago: This week I was sitting in the bank drive-through commercial lane (as I do every day), and the ultra … more →
Text-to-Screen Ratio: Appaloosa
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lesismore wrote 9 months ago: (Editor’s note: This post is relatively free of spoilers, though plots and scenes are discusse … more →
Just Asking: Robert B. Parker - WSJ.com
boomergrl49 wrote 9 months ago: Just Asking: Robert B. Parker – WSJ.com. Here’s a Wall Street Journal interview with one … more →
Appaloosa (2008)
humanvulture wrote 10 months ago: The Plot: When a crazy ass, land-hungry rancher (Jeremy Irons) puts the marshal and deputies of Ap … more →
Appaloosa, A Book and Film Review
Tim Byrd wrote 10 months ago: It was a long time ago, now, and there were many gunfights to follow, but I remember as well, perhap … more →
2008 - My Year in Books
Bruce wrote 11 months ago: "The Dirt" by Motley Crue I never got around to writing any year end “best of list … more →
