What I read in 2011.
Crime
Best of the best
Honourable Mentions
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TO MURDER MY LOVE IS A CRIME!: STORIES OF DESPERATE MEN
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SONNY'S GUERRILLAS
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RED HILLS OF AFRICA
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JACK LONDON: SAN FRANCISCO STORIES
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JOSEPH CONRAD: THE SEA, THE EARTH, AND ALL MEN Vol. I: 1896-1902
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JOSEPH CONRAD: THE SEA, THE EARTH, AND ALL MEN Vol. II: 1902-1908
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JOSEPH CONRAD: THE SEA, THE EARTH, AND ALL MEN Vol. III: 1908-1917
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Not a woman author in the car load; why?
A brilliant observation. Surely even one could have made Asprey’s cut?
I’m afraid neither Sara Paretsky or Christa Faust made this list (they came close) and I haven’t been reading Patricia Highsmith for awhile. If I’d read anything last year by Cynthia Ozick, Grace Paley, Clarice Lispector, Alice Munro, etc, I’m sure they’d be here, too. This year I’ll have to turn my attention away from the macho hardboiled canon.