I must admit whilst I feel foolish about the number of books I have it is fun rediscovering titles and authors I have forgotten about, though unless I actually read them what's the point........
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Tub 56! |
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Donald Westlake x 4, Richard Stark x 1 - same thing really! |
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Dortmunder series book |
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Alan Grofield - a mate of Parker's! |
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James W. Hall, Bill Fitzhugh, Donald Westlake, James Patterson, Garry Disher, |
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Aussie crime - a Wyatt series book, |
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Joe Nelms, Russ Litten, Carl Hiaasen, Max Pemberton, Harper Lee, |
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Scream if you want to go Faster! |
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New-to-me author |
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Thomas Perry, Anthony Price, Steve Redgrave, Stuart MacBride, Adam Hall, |
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Roddy Doyle, John McFetridge, Kim Zupan, David Cray x 2, Donald Westlake, Thomas F. Murphy, |
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Michael Dobbs |
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Dr. David Audley series book, |
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Stuart Pawson, Dallas Murphy, Elmore Leonard, Karin Slaughter, |
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Henry Porter, Stuart Pawson, Chris Petit, |
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David Peace, Anthony Price, Charles Perry, Leonardo Padura x 2, Kevin Power, |
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"Powerful and disturbing" |
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Another Audley series book, |
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Thomas Perry, Urban Waite, Charlie Higson, Marcus Trescothick, |
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90s UK comedic crime! |
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James Patterson/Howard Roughan x 2, Tony Parsons, Leonardo Padura, Charles Portis, |
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Butcher Boy series book 3 |
HIGHLIGHTS.... Westlake-Stark, Garry Disher, Anthony Price, Thomas Perry, John McFetridge, Joe Nelms, David Cray,
LOWLIGHTS.... I've kind of inherited the Patterson and Patterson collaboration books from my son clearing out his stuff. I expect they'll entertain me to a greater or lesser degree if I get around to reading them, but I'm not eagerly anticipating them.
FULL LIST OF 50 AS FOLLOWS:
AUTHOR |
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TITLE |
YEAR |
SERIES |
CRAY |
DAVID |
LITTLE GIRL BLUE |
2001 |
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CRAY |
DAVID |
WHAT YOU WISH FOR |
2002 |
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DISHER |
GARRY |
THE FALLOUT |
1997 |
W6 |
DOBBS |
MICHAEL |
THE EDGE OF MADNESS |
2008 |
HJ2 |
DOYLE |
RODDY |
PADDY CLARKE HA HA HA |
1993 |
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FITZHUGH |
BILL |
THE ORGAN GRINDERS |
1998 |
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HALL |
JAMES W. |
RED SKY AT NIGHT |
1997 |
TPI6 |
HALL |
ADAM |
QUILLER'S RUN |
1988 |
Q12 |
HIAASEN |
CARL |
NATURE GIRL |
2006 |
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HIGSON |
CHARLIE |
HAPPY NOW |
1993 |
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LEE |
HARPER |
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD |
1960 |
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LEONARD |
ELMORE |
PRONTO |
1993 |
RG1 |
LITTEN |
RUSS |
SCREAM IF YOU WANT TO GO FASTER |
2011 |
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MACBRIDE |
STUART |
BROKEN SKIN |
2007 |
LMCR3 |
McFETRIDGE |
JOHN |
TUMBLIN' DICE |
2012 |
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MURPHY |
THOMAS F. |
EDGE OF ALLEGIANCE |
2005 |
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MURPHY |
DALLAS |
LUSH LIFE |
1992 |
ADM2 |
NELMS |
JOE |
THE LAST TIME I DIED |
2013 |
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PADURA |
LEONARDO |
HAVANA BLACK |
2006 |
MCM2 |
PADURA |
LEONARDO |
HAVANA BLUE |
2007 |
MCM3 |
PADURA |
LEONARDO |
HAVANA FEVER |
2009 |
MCM5 |
PARSONS |
TONY |
ONE FOR MY BABY |
2001 |
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PATTERSON |
JAMES |
CAT AND MOUSE |
1997 |
AC4 |
PATTERSON/ROUGHAN |
JAMES/HOWARD |
SAIL |
2008 |
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PATTERSON/ROUGHAN |
JAMES/HOWARD |
HONEYMOON |
2005 |
H1 |
PAWSON |
STUART |
LIMESTONE COWBOY |
2003 |
CP9 |
PAWSON |
STUART |
SOME BY FIRE |
1999 |
CP6 |
PEACE |
DAVID |
NINETEEN EIGHTY |
2001 |
RRQ3 |
PEMBERTON |
MAX |
TRUST ME I'M A JUNIOR DOCTOR |
2008 |
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PERRY |
THOMAS |
RUNNER |
2009 |
JW6 |
PERRY |
THOMAS |
THE INFORMANT |
2011 |
BB3 |
PERRY |
CHARLES |
PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG MAN DROWNING |
1962 |
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PETIT |
CHRIS |
THE HUMAN POOL |
2002 |
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PORTER |
HENRY |
BRANDENBURG |
2005 |
RH3 |
PORTIS |
CHARLES |
TRUE GRIT |
1968 |
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POWER |
KEVIN |
BAD DAY IN BLACKROCK |
2008 |
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PRICE |
ANTHONY |
COLONEL BUTLER'S WOLF |
1972 |
DDA3 |
PRICE |
ANTHONY |
OTHER PATHS TO GLORY |
1974 |
DDA5 |
REDGRAVE |
STEVE |
A GOLDEN AGE |
2000 |
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SLAUGHTER |
KARIN |
FAITHLESS |
2005 |
GC5 |
STARK |
RICHARD |
LEMONS NEVER LIE |
1971 |
AG4 |
TRESCOTHICK |
MARCUS |
COMING BACK TO ME |
2008 |
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WAITE |
URBAN |
THE TERROR OF LIVING |
2011 |
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WESTLAKE |
DONALD |
THE GETAWAY CAR |
2014 |
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WESTLAKE |
DONALD |
GOOD BEHAVIOUR |
1986 |
D6 |
WESTLAKE |
DONALD |
JIMMY THE KID |
1974 |
D3 |
WESTLAKE |
DONALD |
THE DAMSEL |
1967 |
AG1 |
WESTLAKE |
DONALD |
THE BLACKBIRD |
1969 |
AG3 |
WESTLAKE |
DONALD |
THE DAME |
1969 |
AG2 |
ZUPAN |
KIM |
THE PLOUGHMEN |
2014 |
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Col, after Tub 56 I have got to ask you: where do you keep all your books? I mean, where is Col's Criminal Library located?!
ReplyDeleteIn the attic Prashant - which is a bit of a pain in the arse when I want to browse a book or two before deciding on the next read. I do have a shelf or two of books downstairs which holds maybe 50 - 100 books.
DeleteI ought to take a photo or two of the tubs all lined up in two rows!
So I'm guessing your attic is a mile long!
Deletehaha hardly - in most places where the roof eaves allow - I can stack them 5 high!
DeleteDisher, MacBride, Padura, Westlake, Hiaasen, yes, you've got some good reading in store, Col. I hope you enjoy them when you get there.
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely sorted for the next 25 years or so. I should turn off the internet and just read!
DeleteI am envious of all the Westlake. I had hoped to start with the more hard-boiled stuff under the Richard Stark pseudonym but I enjoyed the more humorous one I recently read. Lots of good stuff here. I would enjoy finding all of these books too.
ReplyDeleteTracy thanks - I'm looking forward to more Westlake/Stark when I get around to it. I'm glad you enjoyed the recent one you read, especially as you aren't too keen on humour in your mysteries. Maybe Westlake will be the exception.
DeleteI want to see that picture of the tubs in their overwhelming numbers.
ReplyDeleteNot much that I've read here, though I do like Thomas Perry.
Yes - I do like a bit of Thomas Perry - The Butcher's Boy is a particular favourite. Next time I'm up there pulling together a future 50, I'll see what I can do!
DeleteCol – Some good books, some great books, some funny books, and some books I never heard of. Man, you must have the world’s largest attic.
ReplyDeleteHaha no I don't think I have. If I did, I would probably have the world's largest house and then wouldn't be reduced to storing them up in the roof!
DeleteI must read some Thomas Perry. (Also, a medal to whoever built your attic floor strong enough for these books!)
ReplyDeleteI need to read more Perry. His Jane Whitefield series is supposed to be very good, but I've not started it yet. I'll second your praise of my probably long-passed house builder. Hopefully they built them to last in the 30s!
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