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hermetic

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9. Walter Mosley, wow

Reply to pscot (Reply #4)

Mon Feb 20, 2017, 02:15 PM

Feb 2017

There's a name I haven't heard for a long time. I read several of his books back in the 90s and I'm happy to see my library has some of the newer ones. He sure has been cranking them out. Guess I've got some catching up to do.

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What are you reading this week of February 19, 2017? [View all] hermetic Feb 2017 OP

A Necessary End- Peter Robinson TexasProgresive Feb 2017 #1

You still liking Peter Robinson? hermetic Feb 2017 #7

Yes. I was wanting a break from British coppers TexasProgresive Feb 2017 #13

Pietr the Latvian, by Georges Simenon shenmue Feb 2017 #2

That's an oldie hermetic Feb 2017 #8

How Children Succeed. Paul Tough onecaliberal Feb 2017 #3

Sounds like it hermetic Feb 2017 #12

Agree. I've read it a few times but this book had a profound impact in the way I do my job. onecaliberal Feb 2017 #14

The Arms of Nemesis by Steven Saylor pscot Feb 2017 #4

Walter Mosley, wow hermetic Feb 2017 #9

"From Sand and Ash", by Amy Harmon northoftheborder Feb 2017 #5

That does sound depressing hermetic Feb 2017 #10

Finished "The Seventh Plague" by James Rollins Number9Dream Feb 2017 #6

Mmmm, that sounds really good hermetic Feb 2017 #11

Jude the Obscure Goblinmonger Feb 2017 #15