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Old 01-25-2018, 05:00 PM   #225
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I read a book last year that was classified as mystery/thriller/suspense, which is my favored category. It was enjoyable and great fun, and firmly belonged in the category, but for the big reveal at the end, which introduced an unreal element.
"Smilla's Sense of Snow" fits that description pretty well. At the very end it turned into science fiction with no clue to that beforehand. It was a beautiful book.

I remember an old rather conventional western I saw on TV, probably about 1955 or so, that took place just across the Mexico border from Texas where a rancher from the USA was having problems with the caballeros from a much larger nearby ranch. Finally at the end they had surrounded his little ranch house with the intention of killing him and a dinosaur came out of the woods and ate all the bad guys. I always liked that ending.

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