Elvis Costello reading,
Check out my review of THE MESSENGER on Crimespree Cinema and if you saw it, chime in.
The Summing Up, Friday, December 18, 2009
Patti Abbott, Mrs. Piggle Wiggle series, Betty McDonald
Paul Bishop, John the Balladeer, Manley Wade Wellman
Bill Crider, Flight to Darkness, Gil Brewer
Mike Dennis, Fires that Destroy, Harry Whittington
Martin Edwards, The Blackheath Poisoning, Julian Symons
Ray Foster, The Edge of the Sword, Anthony Farrer Hockley
Ed Gorman, Cross Country, Herbert Kastle
Randy Johnson, Phoenix Without Ashes, Edward Bryant and Harlan Ellison
George Kelley, Tom Swift and the Caves of Nuclear Fire, Victor Appleton
Toni P. Kelner, The Brains Benton Series, Charles Span Verral, George Wyatt
B.V. Lawson, Home is the Prisoner, Jean Catherine Potts
Leopard 13, The Ninth Configuration, William Peter Blatty
Evan Lewis, Kid Wolf of Texas, Paul S. Powers
Todd Mason, Fiasco, K.A. Laity, How to Win, Maria Bamford, Big Band, Toshiko Akiyoshi and Lew Tabackin
Russel D. McLean, How the Dead Live, Derek Raymond
Scott Parker, The Hound of the Baskervilles, Arthur Conan Doyle
James Reasoner, A Slice of Death, Bob McKnight
Rick Robinson, Storm Canvas, Armstrong Sperry
Kerrie Smith, Death is a Red Rose, Dorothy Eden.
3 comments:
Close enough for...jazz, as Stan Freberg used to say. TOSHIKO AKIYOSHI-LEW TABACKIN BIG BAND (Mosaic 2008) by the Toshiko Akiyoshi/Lew Tabackin Big Band.
If you're signing off till next year, Happy Birthday! (But who aside from me can leave their blog that long?)
No, Patti, THE DISAPPEARED was Thursday's book. My FFB was (is) STORM CANVAS by Armstrong Sperry.
Thanks for the mench by way of Todd. Every little Google blip helps. I'm guessing from Todd's remark that you're a December baby too, so I share your pain and wish you the happiest of natal days.
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