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Crime / ThrillerNewest Review: ... finish her book (no, not me!) Suspense, thrill, some people need this like a drug, others don´t. The older I get, the less I ... more |
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Love Lies Bleeding: a China Bayles Mystery (West Coast Crime) by
Pages: 336, Edition: Berkley Prime Crime Mass-market Ed, Mass Mar ... |
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Straight Cut (Hard Case Crime) by Madison Smartt Bell - Leisure
Pages: 253, Edition: Reprint, Mass Market Paperback, Leisure - Bo ... |
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A Diet of Treacle (Hard Case Crime) by Lawrence Block - Leisure B
Pages: 205, Mass Market Paperback, Leisure Books - Books/Subjects ... |
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Witness to Myself (Hard Case Crime) by Seymour Shubin - Dorcheste
Pages: 250, Mass Market Paperback, Dorchester Publishing Company ... |
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Lucky at Cards (Hard Case Crime) by Lawrence Block - Dorchester P
Pages: 220, Mass Market Paperback, Dorchester Publishing Company ... |
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Little Girl Lost (Hard Case Crime) by Richard Aleas - Hard Crime
Pages: 221, Edition: Reprint, Mass Market Paperback, Hard Crime C ... |
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Lemons Never Lie (Hard Case Crime) by Richard Stark - Hard Crime
Pages: 221, Edition: Reprint, Mass Market Paperback, Hard Crime C ... |
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by MALU - written on 13.10.04 (Very useful, 504 readings)
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. . . EX, FANG, GORE, HACK, ITCH, JAIL, KILL, LAG, MACE, NOOSE, OATH, PAIN, QUEER, RAT, STOOL, TAIL, UPROAR, VAULT, WELSH, X, YEGG, ZAP* Oh, the power of language! What do you think, which title sells better: ´Axe´ or ´The Mysterious Disappearance Of The Woodcutter´? Silly question, eh? The brain of readers whose native tongue is English is impressed by short, one syllable words (the Germanic heritage), hence ´Kill Bill´ is just perfect as far as titles go. Of course ´The Mysterious Disappearance Of The Woodcutter´ will also find its readers, one-syllable titles attract the lovers of hardcore, brutal, ´noir´ thrillers whereas long titles with long ...


