If you're feeling eagle-eyed - perhaps play spot the song reference for each of the chapters (and keep your peepers peeled for me in the credits)
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Cathi Unsworth and the Norfolk Noir of Weirdo
Following on from Friday's post - my Weirdo review taken from the current edition of Level 4 magazine, an absolute head-spinning novel framed against an 80s landscape - it is the perfect read as those autumn evenings begin to draw in and the shadows start to stretch out
If you're feeling eagle-eyed - perhaps play spot the song reference for each of the chapters (and keep your peepers peeled for me in the credits)
If you're feeling eagle-eyed - perhaps play spot the song reference for each of the chapters (and keep your peepers peeled for me in the credits)
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Bizarre coincidence. I don't read too many thrillers, but liked the cover of Weirdo, and reading the synopsis piqued my interest so I picked up a Kindle copy a couple of months ago. I've only just got to the acknowledgements, and there you are lurking like a bad smell. Good read. I like these quirky thrillers. Have you read any of the Belinda Bauer thrillers?(Blacklands) Well worth a look...
I haven't tucked into any Belinda Bauer yet. I'm just reading Syd Moore's Witch Hunt at the mo' - her Drowning Pool is well worth adding to your reading pile, review here..
And Cathi's Bad Penny Blues (interview here..)
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