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Paul Sussman died suddenly in May 2012 at the age of 45.
He is survived by a wife and two young sons.
Paul wrote 4 novels, detective style thrillers all with an Egyptian theme: The lost army of Cambyses, The secrets of the Temple, The hidden oasis and The Labyrinth of Osiris; which he finished just before he died. (All published by Bantam Books)
I read his first three books with great enjoyment and have just purchased his last novel, which I am about to read.
I would recommend his books to anyone with an interest in things "Egypt" or if you just want a book to get lost in for a while.
“The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.”
Do you have a favourite author? If so, what is it that attracts you to their writings.
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Me and my other half have been reading a series of murder, mystery books about Amelia Peabody - they all have one thing in common: Egypt! The author is Elizabeth Peters.
Now this guy has been writing about the East End of London for years.
He writes about interesting stuff all about my area,
but today found this on Malplaquet House down the Mile End road.
Prepare...
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Lots Road or Charlie Millers ?... 8)
Yer, you've got it my dear Dr,.......Lots Road, or better known as Woodworm Ally.
I have now carefully read through your initial post above, and am a little...
Its a few weeks ago so sorry if I'm duplicating the work of others something: I try hard, some would say much too hard, to run from that.
Not unusual and hardly worth noting...
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Nice to hear from you, Grandad.
Mrs Doubtfire ? a transvestite,motorcycle racing, watercolourist along with a fascinating brain as was Stan and quite a few others.
Time & Tides wait for 'noman or...