Bryant & May 4: Ten-second Staircase - Christopher Fowler Reviews
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Newest Review: ... the list of people to get rid of in a recent government campaign to save money. However, their unique ability to solve the ... more
... more subtle and complex crimes means they still have their uses. They come up against one of their biggest cases yet when minor celebrities start to be murdered by what appears to be a highwayman. Can the duo hide their eccentric working style whilst trying to catch a mysterious murderer?
'Ten-Second Staircase' is one of the strangest books that I have read in a while due to the fusion of styles that author Christopher Fowler includes in the book; part mystery, part fantasy, part intellectual murmuring. Combining ...more
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Customer Bryant & May 4: Ten-second Staircase - Christopher Fowler Reviews (1)
by - written on 09/11/09 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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What makes something peculiar? It is a weird term that is probably taken too far on most occasions. A person who is jumping up and down whilst wearing the Tricolore on their head and humming the Brazilian national anthem is beyond peculiar in my opinion. This person is dangerous, insane and possibly foreign : ) Peculiar should be something far subtler; perhaps the man on the underground who squeezes an entire tube of moisturiser into his hands then rubs until it has all gone. Perhaps the woman you see in the supermarket that seemingly steps over all the cracks in the floor and doffs an imaginary cap to magpies. These people may be just as dangerous as crazy flag ... Read the complete review
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