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| vazeeruddin | true successor to Agatha Christie | 0 | May 27 2009, 10:49 AM EDT by vazeeruddin | ||
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After having read quite a few books of detective fiction and murder mysteries, without ceasing to be an ardent fan of Agatha Christie, I have come to the conclusion that the true successor to the Queen of Crime is American author Kam Ruble whose latest detective novel, I have read in American media,
has been published by Amazon, with a title reading something like "Where have all the Old Ladies Gone?". It is a pity that I have not been able to lay my hands on a copy of the book in some Indian library; if ever I do, I shall be very happy. Vazeeruddin
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| MCLight | Computer usages on campuses international | 0 | Jul 25 2007, 11:58 AM EDT by MCLight | ||
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Utilizing a computer for all purposes comes around as efficient, convenient, available and timesaving. Also, no more heavy, difficult text books to drag around along with toddlers and baby wagons. Getting on board trains and motor homes are more graceful and attractive in appearances, at your national country or in foreign tours.
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| Ludmila607 | Great page! | 0 | Apr 22 2007, 11:42 AM EDT by Ludmila607 | ||
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I really love to find this site dedicated to all genres of writing.A great place to enjoy already knowed writers and to learn a little bit more.
I was thinking that it could be great to include pictures of the places were authors lived ...Emily Dickinson Amherst House or The Church or even the craveyard!(she wrote about it...) I love to find a site like this. |
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