My thanks to Jim Younger, author of the amazing High John The Conqueror, for alerting me to this one.
Oh, it's in Japanese, by the way.
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4 comments:
What a brilliant review. Or maybe it was shite. Er... I'll just assume it was a good review. Well done!
Thanks Steve. I haven't a clue. About the review, I mean. Though in general is true also.
Oh, you found my post. Actually, I haven't read the book yet. I just posted what looked intriguing. Can I expect something in the line of The Gorky Park in the historical setting?
- a nanny mouse
Hi Nanny Mouse! Well thanks for flagging my book up anyhow. All I will say is that Gorky Park was in my mind as an inspiration. But this is historical crime - and I think it's fair to say the story is very different.
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