Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Boring


No exciting post today because I spent last night getting back into my study.

Well, that and I had to finish the Deaver book. Can anyone recommend another good detectivey author?

And what are you reading at the moment?

22 comments:

Anonymous said...

Cortonet really likes books by Henkell Manning (hope that's right). Coronet will hopefully jump in if it's wrong. He told the librarians at Waiheke how much he liked the books and they all started reading them too.

neugeblogger said...

Close mum, it looks like his name is Henning Mankell!

Anonymous said...

Well I was reasonably close. It's a hard name to remember.

Anonymous said...

neugeblogger have you gone off Kay Scarpetta!!

neugeblogger said...

Have I ever, Westside.

I got so annoyed with one of the Scarpetta books that I almost ripped out a whole section to send back to Patricia Cornwall because it was such a load of blankety-blank. Honestly, if I have to hear about Kay Scarpetta making one more pasta dish with her damn parma ham I will internally combust.

Did you read the one where the killer was one loose, she knew he was looking for her, but she still opened the front door?!? Huh?

neugeblogger said...

"one loose"? See how aggitated I got? I meant "on the loose".

No, I'm into Jeffrey Deaver now. He wrote The Bone Collector.

Anonymous said...

Aggitated Neugeblogger? Do you mean agitated?

neugeblogger said...

Yes, yes.

Anonymous said...

Actually Neugeblogger think I went off Scarpetta over that door opening too. But I did like her recipes.

Anonymous said...

They have a library on Waiheke?

Anonymous said...

hmmm... just posted a comment but it's not showing, so I'll post it again! I can thoroughly recommend Denise Mina's gritty Glaswegian crime novels - they are 'read me in one sitting' good! and they are all in the library :)

Anonymous said...

Wonder whose blog Mel's original comment ended up in?

And yes Dierdre we also have a supermarket, 3 gas stations, even a WINZ office and no doubt there's a brothel somewhere as well

Anonymous said...

So Waiheke really is just a suburb of Auckand?

Anonymous said...

Fighting words anonymous! I suspect you are someone else hiding in anonymity!

Anonymous said...

Mel
Are you selling any of your beautiful stuff?

neugeblogger said...

Different Mel, mum.

Anonymous said...

David Baldacci writes slightly more sedate mysteries, and although they may be a bit slow for our naughty neugeblogger, they are rather a good read!

Anonymous said...

Hi dierdre

Waiheke is a branch library of Auckland and as such any book anywhere in the system can be ordered in over the internet at a cost of a buck. Any book anywhere in the library system in New Zealand can be ordered in for five bucks.

The library also has a great digital resource connecting to OED, Britannica, Biographies, etc. which are accessible from home.

So we can be erudite on Waiheke.

Waiheke also has a brothel aka Council Chambers.

Coronet

neugeblogger said...

Inter-library loans...now that would be an exciting job, wouldn't it Dierdre?

Anonymous said...

Blimey! The things they get up to on Waiheke! and reading as well. Not sure who anonymous is but thanks for all that detail on interloans. Angela will be having a little chuckle right now coz she knows my occupation.
I've just read a Bill Bryson - Thunderbolt kid.

Anonymous said...

LOVE Bill Bryson.

Anonymous said...

Neugelogger should note it is the books that become the inter-library loans – not the librarians.