Re: I read a book.

Posted by Minnie-Haha on April 22, 2005, at 16:00:44

In reply to Re: I read a book. » alexandra_k, posted by littleone on April 21, 2005, at 21:19:34

> If you liked that autopsy kind of angle, you could try some of Kathy Reichs work. But they are set in Canada and all the place names are french which confuses the daylights out of me...
You are all such a well-read bunch that I can probably guess the answer to this, but... Speaking of Canada, have you read any of Robertson Davies' books? I recently re-read and thoroughly enjoyed "Murther & Walking Spirits". Then of course, there is his "The Deptford Trilogy," which begins I think with Fifth Business. And finally, one I really love to read around the holidays called "High Spirits," a collection of marvellous little ghost stories that are great bedtime reading when you don't want to be holding up some ridiculously heavy tome.

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