The Prix Goncourt

I have not been to the Restaurant Drouant in Paris but the menu is enticing and it has a regular clientele.

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Two Secret Lives

It is April 1967 and Tony Scotland is working for ABC (in those days the Australian Broadcasting Commission) in Hobart, Tasmania.

Food for Thought

“This is a surreal and dark book, with moments of black humour” (Julias-books.com)

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Agent Zo

I have noticed a new genre of biography and it is very much to my liking as a generalist.

the last footman

Often I stumble on books through reading an obituary. That’s why I bought the last footman.

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Unfinished Books

When I was much, much younger I believed when I started a book I had an obligation to myself to finish it. This no longer applies.

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Red Sparrow

Eric Ambler’s quite short spy thrillers are perfect for short-haul flights, say two hours at the airport and three hours in the air.

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