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Book Club Choices: November 2011
Has your book group considered reading a book and watching the movie?
The good earth [videodisc] by A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture
The good earth [kit] by Pearl S. Buck; introduced and edited by Peter Conn
To kill a mockingbird [kit] by Harper Lee
Nov 17, 2011
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True Crime
Looking for a good thriller with an added dose of reality? Daring to take a peek into the mind of a psychopathic killer? Well then true crime is just the genre for you! Here is a list of suggested titles:
- Fatal Vision by Joe McGinnis
- Hunting Eric Rudolph by Henry Schuster
- In Plain Sight: The Startling Truth Behind the Elizabeth Smart Investigation by Tom Smart and Lee Benson
- Devil in the White City: Murder Magic and Madness at the Fair that Changed America by Erik Larson
- Murder in Greenwich: Who Killed Martha Moxley by Mark Fuhrman
Sisters in Crime Announce Davitt Awards
This year 39 crime books competed for the Davitt Awards which were set up by Sisters in Crime in 2001 to celebrate the achievements of Australian women crime writers. Justice Betty King presented the awards to a crowd of 140 at the Celtic Club. For the third year running, the awards were sponsored by the Victoria Police Museum.
Beautiful Place To Die (PanMacmillan), the debut novel by Sydney-based filmmaker turned crime writer, Malla Nunn, tonight won Sisters in Crime’s Davitt Awards for the best (adult) crime novel by an Australian woman in 2008.
Blue Mountains writer Catherine Jinks took out the Davitt (young adult) for Genius Squad (Allen & Unwin)
Beautiful Place To Die (PanMacmillan), the debut novel by Sydney-based filmmaker turned crime writer, Malla Nunn, tonight won Sisters in Crime’s Davitt Awards for the best (adult) crime novel by an Australian woman in 2008.
Blue Mountains writer Catherine Jinks took out the Davitt (young adult) for Genius Squad (Allen & Unwin)
Aug 27, 2009
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