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Originally Posted by astrangerhere
After finishing Richard Lloyd Parry's Ghosts of the Tsunami: Death and Life in Japan’s Disaster Zone, I needed a bit of a break. At Ann Leckie's recommendation, I am about 2/3 through R.E. Stearn's space pirate romp Barbary Station.
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I did not like this as much as I had hoped. There just wasn't that much to it, in the end.
On now to Anthony Horowitz's
Magpie Murders. The concept is interesting - an editor is reading a murder mystery manuscript and begins to suspect the author of real-life murder. The book-within-a-book structure is hard to pull off credibly, but in the first 50 pages or so Horowitz is doing it nicely.