The 2013 Alphabet in Crime Fiction meme hosted by Kerrie Smith at Mysteries in Paradise ended this week. For each letter of the alphabet I had a personal connection with the post. My posts follow. Please click on the title of the post to be taken to the post:"A" is for The Red Mass by Rosemary Aubert
"B" is for the Saskatchewan B's
"C" is for Showdown at Border Town by Caroline Woodward
"D" is for Murder One by Robert Dugoni
"E" is for Pierced by Thomas Enger
"F" is for Female Fictional Lawyers
"G" is for Guilty?
"H" is for High Chicago by Howard Shrier
"I" is for The Innocence of Father Brown by G.K. Chesterton
"J" is for As the Crow Flies by Craig Johnson
"K" is for In the Shadow of the Law by Kermit Roosevelt
"L" is for Real Legal Fiction
"M" is for Murder at the Mendel by Gail Bowen
"N" is for Alamo, North Dakota by Phil Rustad
"O" is for Over Tumbled Graves by Jess Walter
"P" is for Louise Penny - Movie Producer
"Q" is for In Plain Sight by Tara Taylor Quinn
"R" is for Stranglehold by Robert Rotenberg
"S" is for The Taking of Libbie, SD by David Housewright
"T" is for The Third Riel Conspiracy by Stephen Legault
"U" is for Death of a Swagman (1945) by Arthur Upfield
"V" is for Vodka Doesn't Freeze by Leah Giarratano
"W" is for Guilty Addictions by Garrett Wilson
"X" is for Red Mandarin Dress by Qiu Xiaolong
"Y" is for The Shaman's Knife by Scott Young
"Z" is for Outburst by R.D. Zimmerman
My next post will discuss some of my favourite letters of the alphabet this year.
Thank you to Kerrie for a meme which has inspired me to reflect and read with regard to crime fiction that I would not have done without participating in the Crime Fiction Alphabet.
Bill - Thanks for doing this summing-up. I'll interested in your retrospective on the meme.
ReplyDeleteBill, I missed your review of "The Innocence of
ReplyDeleteFather Brown" and read it now. It's been years since I read the series by Chesterton and hope to read some his books which are in public domain.
Margot: Thanks for the comment. I always appreciate you dropping by the blog.
ReplyDeletePrashant: Thanks for commenting. Father Brown is a wonderful character. I wish comparable characters were possible in our current times.
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