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So, worth reading, but not a vintage Leo Bruce, whoever wrote it.
Forgotten Book - Death in Albert Parkdoyouwriteunderyourownname.blogspot.com
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British crime novelist and historian of detective fiction; President of the Detection Club; author of The Golden Age of Murder and editor of the British Library Crime Classics; 2020 CWA Diamond Dagger.
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Leo Bruce’s Death in Albert Park is worth reading but not vintage Leo Bruce.
So, worth reading, but not a vintage Leo Bruce, whoever wrote it.
doyouwriteunderyourownname.blogspot.comSaid 30 Oct 2026This on korrents
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The 2025 film Normal overdoes its cartoonish violence.
The screenplay is awash with the often cartoonish violence that was a weakness of Nobody, and here I think Kolstad overdoes it.
doyouwriteunderyourownname.blogspot.comSaid 12 Oct 2026This on korrents
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The screenplay is awash with the often cartoonish violence that was a weakness of Nobody, and here I think Kolstad overdoes it.
Normal - 2025 film reviewdoyouwriteunderyourownname.blogspot.com
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From one piece 70 Up 2 beliefs · doyouwriteunderyourownname.blogspot.com
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But as a window in the lives of real people over the course of a lifetime, this series is unmatched.
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I'm not a fan of reality television, mainly because it seems to me to present a false version of 'reality'
6 September 2022
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The Mystery of the Yellow RoomTheir words
But, in its day, The Mystery of the Yellow Room was a very, very famous locked room mystery.
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The Tokyo Zodiac MurdersTheir words
The Tokyo Zodiac Murders was published in the 1980s but has only been available in English translation in recent years.
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Korrents What they believe 4 beliefs — each backed by an exact quote.
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Leo Bruce’s Death in Albert Park is worth reading but not vintage Leo Bruce.
So, worth reading, but not a vintage Leo Bruce, whoever wrote it.
Forgotten Book - Death in Albert Park Said 30 Oct 2026
The 2025 film Normal overdoes its cartoonish violence.
The screenplay is awash with the often cartoonish violence that was a weakness of Nobody, and here I think Kolstad overdoes it.
Normal - 2025 film review Said 12 Oct 2026
Reality television presents a false version of ‘reality’.
I'm not a fan of reality television, mainly because it seems to me to present a false version of 'reality'
70 Up Said 7 Oct 2026
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The Up documentary series is unmatched as a window into real lives over a lifetime.
But as a window in the lives of real people over the course of a lifetime, this series is unmatched.
70 Up Said 7 Oct 2026
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Recommends The Tokyo Zodiac Murders
The Tokyo Zodiac Murders was published in the 1980s but has only been available in English translation in recent years.
fivebooks.com 6 Sept 2022
Recommends The Mystery of the Yellow Room
But, in its day, The Mystery of the Yellow Room was a very, very famous locked room mystery.
fivebooks.com 6 Sept 2022
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