Hey Deb..How about a cup of Green Mountain Coffee..and a small piece of Apple Crumb Cake .while we wait for" Inspector Paul" to Post another..This is a great idea..I never had Seattles Best..but then again,one never knows 
...I hope i have time to read The Cold Dish... Are you ?
PaulH wrote:A bestselling author, who for the time being shall remain anonymous, recently wrote, "Mysteries are serious literary fiction proudly - defiantly - masquerading as genre fiction."
With that said; if you're a mystery reader, or a fan of great writing period, then this blog is the place for you. Each week, Ransom Notes will bring you reviews, reactions, and general musings on the deadly craft of crime fiction.
To celebrate October's Mystery Month and the launch of Ransom Notes, we've asked some of the biggest authors in the field to contribute personal pieces on what mysteries mean to them! Starting next Monday, and continuing through December, you'll find daily postings from the likes of Anne Perry, T. Jefferson Parker, John Sandford, Louise Penny, Robert Crais, Megan Abbott, Katherine Hall Page, and many, many more!
Now back to that anonymous quote. The author who wrote it will be contributing to Ransom Notes as well, so eventually you'll find out who it is, but if you think you can solve the case of their mysterious identity, we offer up the following clues:
- I was born in Paris in 1955
- Writing runs in my family
- I've written a libretto for an opera based on my work
- I read the first and last pages of a book - in 20 page alternating sections - until they meet in the middle.
Happy Sleuthing!
