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Friday, September 9, 2011

Mysteries Past and Present next Week

My coming week's posts will start with my next entry on Sunday in Kerrie Smith's meme, Crime Fiction on a Euro Pass. The train reaches Austria in central Europe and I have found a mystery set in the late 1800's near Vienna in the heart of the Austro-Hungarian empire. It features a very unusual sleuth finding a solution to a real life mystery.

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Starting Tuesday I will be putting up a series of three posts involving The Goodbye Man by Chad Barton, a new author. The initial post will involve a review of the book whose lead character, Jack Steele, is a 21st Century vigilante. The second post will cover a series of questions involving issues relating to crime and punishment I sent in writing to Chad and his answers. The third post will have my thoughts on the answers. As a lawyer part of my practice has involved criminal law almost totally as a defence counsel. The posts will reflect that background. I am looking forward to hearing from readers about the differing perspectives on criminal law within the posts. 
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 6:36 AM

    Bill - It sounds as though you've got an interesting week planned. I happen to really enjoy historical mysteries, so I am looking forward to your post for the Crime Fiction on a Europass meme. And your series on Chad Barton really sounds quite informative and interesting.

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  2. Bill SelnesSeptember 10, 2011 at 9:02 AM

    Margot: Thanks for the comment. I believe it is going to an interesting week.

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