Monday, September 10, 2007
Not exactly crime fiction...
although there are several murders in this collection. But for once, considering the author's tendencies, I am truly grateful there are no cats among these 16 short stories! In case you can't tell from my Boston Globe review, I preferred Faber's novel, "The Crimson Petal and the White." But as I read more of his work, I have begun to think this fat, fun novel was an anomaly.
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Psst, I've been tagged so I am now tagging you! You have to list oln your blog 78 random facts you have never told anyone and then mention 7 or so blogs of other people (tagging them along the way.) I know, it's kind of a chain blog, but it could be fun!
Done! See above...
I'm so glad you put up Farber. He's one writer I've been meaning to read and this is just the nudge I need.
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