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"I didnt know that in addition to fiction he wrote non-fiction articles too. And he's good at it. I can't imagine how much time it took for some of those articles. He had to interview lots of people, get the basic facts, etc. then somehow pull it all together in an article. Also some of ideas for his fiction books came from real life stuff!" — Oct 13, 2024 03:13PM
Arcanum
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Thaler sat at his desk in the library, the satchel burning a hole in the floor between his feet.
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“Is it too absurd? It must, it cannot be other, than the fevered conjectures of my brain, quite overpowered by the sudden loss. And so I will put down my pen, and make an end to activity, in the hope that silence may be as balm, and isolation relieve despair.”
― Jane and the Wandering Eye
― Jane and the Wandering Eye
“Lord”
― Jane and the Wandering Eye
― Jane and the Wandering Eye
“I thought about how you could kill a victim only once, but how a crime scene could die a thousand deaths.”
― The Cold Dish
― The Cold Dish
“It was difficult to see much of his face, since he sported a huge black and grey beard topped with a moustache and his hair stuck out at angles – he looked like he was wearing an enraged skunk.”
― Murder at Melrose Court
― Murder at Melrose Court
“When I want to hear my echo,” said Brother Cadfael, “I will at least speak first.”
― A Morbid Taste for Bones
― A Morbid Taste for Bones
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