Rezension: G.B. Joyce: “The Black Ace”
Maybe it’s Swift Current, Saskatchewan’s town motto — “Where life makes sense” — that bothers Brad Shade about the place. Shade, an ex-NHL player, is the hero of G.B. Joyce’s “The Black Ace”, a novel...
View ArticleRezensionen: John le Carré: “A Delicate Truth”
Besprechungen in der New York Times von Michiko Kakutani und Olen Steinhauer, National Post von Philip Marchand und im Telegraph von Jon Stock (bitte jeweils auf den Namen des Rezensenten klicken).
View ArticleRezension: Robert Kolker: “Lost Girls”
A true crime narrative should make your flesh crawl. Robert Kolker’s “Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Tragedy”, the story of five prostitutes murdered by a serial killer, or killers, operating in Long...
View ArticleRezension: Charlotte Gray: “The Massey Murder”
Charlotte Gray’s very readable account of a 1915 murder trial is really about the sort of society Canada was back then. It was a period, Gray reminds us, of great prosperity in Canada, and in Toronto...
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